How to justify text in an image?

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• How to type text on an image.

  How to type text on an image. Please tell me all the steps to get there. Thank you

  Using the interface of DW...

  1. from the Design view, click the container that you want the image it

  2. in the CSS designer (SHIFT + F11 if it is not open) click on the + sign for selectors

  3. in the Properties section of the CSS designer, make sure Layout (first tab) is chosen and scroll down to the background image

  4. click the field next to the url to activate

  5. click (icon) and choose an image in your defined Site

  6. the rest of the image background functions that you like

  7. in Design view, click the empty container and add your text

• How to justify text vertically in a TextInput

  So I have a simple question: How can justify you text in a TextInput vertically?

  Ah ha. Well. I thought that I answered all the permutations of your question, but I just covered in permutations of what you might have meant by "textInput" and not you may have a sense of 'justify '. So when talking about text, justify is commonly known as meaning align the left and right margins of the textfield object. to illustrate, I have "justified" this text box. But if its center the text vertically you wanted to do, I don't think it's possible with the textInput component.

  The closest I can find in the TextInput styles is "textPadding", which allows the padding between the text and the border of the element.

  I think you would be better, if you really was missing the TextInput component watch 48 pixels maximum, would be to use a regular TextInput component (22 pixels high) borderless (whether through counting or style) and then place the component where you like it and draw the border yourself.

• How to put text on the image of blackberry?

  I'm a Blackberry app. In my application I need to show show text in an image. So I used this code.

  tab1 = new LabelField ("Page 1", LabelField.FOCUSABLE |) LabelField.HIGHLIGHT_SELECT) {}

  protected void paintBackground (Graphics g) {}
  TODO self-generating method stub
  super.paintBackground (g);
  EncodedImage tmpimg = EncodedImage.getEncodedImageResource ("ic_menu_refresh.png");
  try {}
  g.drawImage (0, 0, 70, 40, tmpimg, 0, 0, 0);

  }
  {} catch (IllegalArgumentException iae)
  System.out.println ("bad arguments.");
  }
  }

  Protected Sub layout (int width, int height) {}
  Super.Layout (width, height);
  setExtent (70, 40);
  };

  Protected Sub paint (figure net.rim.device.api.ui.Graphics) {}
  graphics.setColor (Color.WHITE);
  Super.Paint (Graphics);
  };

  };

  This code text giving on image but I want that this text not on the center of the image. I want it on the bottom of the image. I also want to resize the image depends on the size of labelfield... Please help me friends...

  I'm curious to know why you want to avoid having a VerticalFieldManager? It's a standard way of BlackBerry to arrange fields and managers vertically. He respects the flags of horizontal alignment (FIELD_LEFT, FIELD_HCENTER and FIELD_RIGHT) for "children" and does not take into account all verticals (naturally!).

  It also respects the margins of fields, which is a huge advantage - you just put properly and let the BlackBerry primitives to take care of the presentation of the screen for you. Don't try to reinvent the wheel - channel your time and energy into the functional parts of your application.

• How I wrap text around an image?

  I love the last small images in my text but would like to have the text around them and make them anchored with the text.

  Double-click the picture that you inserted in your email to open the picture properties dialog box and click on the appearance tab. In the drop-down list labeled "Align text to Image", you can select how you want to wrap around the image of the text.

  If you insert a picture by using the Insert-> Image command is available in the menu bar and the toolbar in the composition window, this option will be available before the image is inserted.

• How to add text on an image that is inserted into a table in Dreamweaver

  I am relatively new to dreamworks and I saw the easiest way so far is the use of tables to make your layouts, I wonder if there is a way where you can insert text on (in front of) an image that fits into a table?

  Easy and best are not synonymous.  The best way to create modern web pages is no tables with CSS layouts.   If someone told you of tables are better, they are ill-informed, out-of-touch and/or you are looking at a tutorial very old.

  Getting back to your original question, put your image in the background with the CSS code.

  CSS background-image property

  If you are not familiar with HTML and CSS code, you will need to do some homework first.  He had to learn to get the most out of Dreamweaver.

• How to wrap text around an image?

  I have placed the image in the text box, but can't get the text to wrap around the image. As can a new user of E10 someone point me in the right direction? Thank you

  Very nice - thanks v much!

• How to justify text right into muse? (Im using farsi.. so its right to left)

  written in Persian, so I have right to left alignment and I need to justify im (full align him) when I press full align... Full ITL align, and align the lines that are missing on the left to the right... How can I solve this problem?

  Hello

  "Please click the link below and go to the section of" ""Support for right to left languages.

  You will find the steps to change the language of the site preferences.

  Adobe help Muse | Summary of new features

  Concerning

  Vivek

• How to extract text from a GIF Image?

  I have 47 lines typed text parsed as (.gif) image file.  I want 47 lines of text from the image, so it can be edited in MS Word. I've attached an example image file. I have several of the same format image files. How to extract text from an image using Photoshop CS2. In Photoshop CS2 image text layer is locked. During extraction using OCR it gives words and symbols, should be a lot of words spruced up. Kindly help to extract text using Photoshop CS2. Thank you.

  

  This has nothing to do with PS. Others are simply limits to all OCR process and you will have to live with it, especially since your image is extremely low resolution and the font used is not particularly suitable for OCR, either - too many thin areas will be ignored or interpreted as gray. Whatever it is, it took me 2 minutes to write this response at this very moment a bad typist like me might have re typed your text from scratch, just access it so...

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• How do I down - justify text in a div?

  How you down - justify text inside this div of large, fixed position of 100%?

  div #column {}

  position: fixed;

  Width: 300px;

  top: 0;

  bottom: 0;

  }

  Can it be done without creating a second div in and out of traffic?

  Sorry, substantive justification does not exist in CSS.   The best you can do is add a top margin to your paragraph or position.

  Here is a text

  Or apply a background image to your division and the value of background-position: bottom.

  Nancy O.

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• How can you change a text in an image?

  How can you change a text in an image?

  Hi Jasper,.

  It depends on how the text has been staged, and what has been done with the image after that.

  A quick test - what happens when you zoom in on, or enlarge the image?

  If the text retains its edges when amplified, then it can probably be edited separately from the image. If the text begins to show pixelation on the edges (like the picture), then there is no text to change, what looks like adding text is actually part of the image and can only be changed in the same way that you can change anywhere in the image.

  Here is an example:

  

  The photo is a photo (jpeg format), inserted in a Pages document created with the essay template. White text in the upper left corner of the photo is placed in a text box. To put the photo on this page (and the text on and around it) has been converted to a PNG file. When it is enlarged on this screen, the text finally a pixelated image...

  

  .. .the easily noticed in the thin relates diagonal 'o'.

  In Pages, however, the text and the picture are separated, and the text is a vector image - mathematically trained and scalable.

  

  The text here is contained in a text box and the text box was grouped with the photo. To change the text (in Pages), I need to:

  • Click on the text.
    Handles will appear in the corners of the selection.
    That click you select either the entire image OR just simply the text box.
    • IF the handles are blue x characters, the selection is locked
      Go organize (menu) > Unlock
      Sectionals unlocked handles are small white squares.
  • IF the selection includes the entire image
    • Go to the menu, rearrange and choose ungroup
      If the choice to separate is not available, the text may be part of the image and uneditable as text.
      Try to click twice (separated from the clicks, not double click).
      If the insertion point (|) is now in the text, the text is editable as text.
      Change the text.
  • IF the selection looks like a text box and does not the whole image
    • Click on the text to place the insertion point (]) in the text
      Change the text.

  Image showing the insertion point in the text in a text box on the image:

  

  Kind regards

  Barry

• How to add text to images for a book

  How is - a comment (text) of an image or a photo page?

  Select a layout that has a text field on the page.  Each theme contains pages which includes text fields. The look like this:

  

  

• How to add text to image

  How can I go about adding a picture test?

  Hello

  I'll help you add text to the image. Please answer this question to help you.

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  ·         What exactly are you trying to do?

  If you need help, please answer that we will be happy to help you.

• How to add text to a .jpeg image

  Place the text on JPeg image

  Anyway is to place the text on JPeg image?  My Artisan 800 printer has a drawer to print photos on the cd with a top label, but I want to add text to the image for example the date and title of the DVD.

  Anyway is to place the text on JPeg image?  My Artisan 800 printer has a drawer to print photos on the cd with a top label, but I want to add text to the image for example the date and title of the DVD.

  ===========================
  The free Picasa software has several options
  to add text to pictures.

  Picasa
  http://Picasa.Google.com/

  After you download and install Picasa...
  Open the program and double left click
  an image to open the editing functions.

  To add text to the front of the photo...
  choose... Simple retouching / text button...

  More info...

  How to add text to your Photos using
  Google Picasa 3
  http://www.ehow.com/how_4599330_text-photos-using-Googles-Picasa.html

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• How to clear the text on the image

  Hello

  I have a screen with the background image (bitmap). I draw the text and other images on this background to aid graphics object and all looks ok when I show the screen - but only the first time because the next time background image is one containing all these designs on it.

  I would like to know if it is possible to erase these drawings, so next time I can use background image to draw top again?

  I use something like this:

  String fText = "Text";
  

  fBackground = Bitmap.getBitmapResource("background.png")
  
  fGraphics = new Graphics (fBackground );
  
  fvm1 = new VerticalFieldManager()
  {     
  
  public void paint(Graphics graphics)
  {
     fGraphics.drawText(fText, 0, 0);
  
     graphics.drawBitmap(0, 0, fBackground.getWidth(),  fBackground.getHeight(), fBackground, 0, 0);
  
     super.paint(graphics);
  }
  }
  

  Next time I want to draw text 'Text2' so I change variable fText to "Text2". How can I remove the 'Text' text before doing this?

  Thanks in advance.

  You really want to paint on the bitmap background to show change data.

  One of the most obvious solutions is to have fields for that--both the LabelField and RichTextField are good for displaying text, BitmapField is good to display bitmaps (use setBitmap to change the image), GaugeField is ideal for the indication of the percentage, etc..  Add the fields to your VerticalFieldManager, use the margins and the bits of style such as FIELD_HCENTER to space and position them the way you want and enjoy. When comes a new value to display, change the field matching and nullity. This is the right way to do these things.

  Of course-, since you seem to be attached to the use of the graphics directly - the quick and dirty approach is just to paint directly on the screen using the Graphics object passed in object.  Something like this:

  fBackground = Bitmap.getBitmapResource("background.png")
  
  // fGraphics = new Graphics (fBackground );
  
  fvm1 = new VerticalFieldManager()
  {     
  
  public void paint(Graphics graphics)
  {
     // fGraphics.drawText(fText, 0, 0);
  
     graphics.drawBitmap(0, 0, fBackground.getWidth(),  fBackground.getHeight(), fBackground, 0, 0);
     graphics.drawText(fText, 0, 0); // plus any other draws...
     super.paint(graphics);
  }
  }
  

  Of course, you must also override sublayout() to this VerticalFieldManager to properly define its dimensions.

  However, doing it this way is really strange. You must be something much simpler than a VerticalFieldManager to paint in it (expand, replace its layout() setExtent() correctly and his object to do any painting you need - do not call the super.paint (), it is abstract) or you add fields to it as usual and let the super.paint () do its job.