String of text around an object?

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• Wrapping text around an object group

  I use CS 6 and when I have an image without text to top group and try to wrap the text around the object group my text disappears. I am referring to the text which is superimposed on the picture, not the text that I drove around the object. I don't have this problem in earlier versions of InDesign. What I am doing wrong?

  Select the block of text, right-click, choose Activate and text frame options ignore skin.

• How do they shape text around an object

  Hi guys -.

  I try to have the body of my form of text around the title of my page. What is the easiest way?

  Select the title with the selection tool (black arrow). Window >... text wrapping and select the envelope options that matches what you want.

• Can someone guide me in the process of wrapping text around an object. I'm missing something here

  I have a circle and I want to distort the text around the top and then some different around from the bottom. I can't understand how to do this. Can someone guide me through the steps please?

  Thanks Beth

  I have a feeling that you don't mean dressing. I think that you probably want to text on a path, with a path on top and the other on the bottom. As on a label where the type of curve in the upper part of a circle, and another trail meanders around the base.

  Is this fair?

• InDesign CS5 text around invisible object wrapping

  I don't know how to describe it other than to say that it looks like the text is wrapped around an invisible object, or there is some sort of adjustment range that I'm not aware of. See picture attached. In the large text box, the text is not all the way upward. I put a red box around the area problem (the red box is NOT part of the InDesign file.) All objects on this page have text wrap the text No dress upgame. I have the lag of page text box on this screen to show you how when I go outside the right margin, the problem goes away, it's what makes me think that this is a margin setting. I checked to make sure that no empty text boxes floating around, causing this, but I can't find anything. Thanks for the hints!

  

  Nothing wobbly at all.

  If you open the drop-down list of layer you will see there is a block of text with visibility turned off. He has applied film.

• How to wrap an existing text box around an object?

  I installed the columns plugin for Photoshop CC 2014 and it does what I want it to do, however, every time I "columnise" my existing text box, which is wrapped up another image using paths to work (it comes to the video I looked to create the package), the plugin removes the work path connected as if it were a new fresh text box , I created, remove the packaging.

  I was wondering if there was a way to wrap text around an image/object, preferably after I put it in columns existing .

  Thank you.

  Ok. I installed the extension (I love the way that the extensions install using the Application Desktop Manager now) and it works well, but as you say, it does not account for the retention of the text shape/path and makes a new text box.  This text box is not based on a path, so you cannot modify it.  So low line here is Uber columns won't do what you want.  You could always email Anton ([email protected]) to get a definitive answer.

  But it's frankly hard to manually change your shape.  Well actually it's a little bit tedious, but not rocket science.

  1. Make your shape.  An easy way to do it would be to make as a selection, and then click Make route selection work icon at the bottom of the Trace Panel.  Drag the resulting path on the icon new way to save it.
  2. Now drag two guides to mark the gap between columns.
  3. Zoom way to the top of your path where guides cross it.
  4. Select your pen tool and place the cursor on the intersection of the road and one of the guides.  You will see a little + when you do this, add a point.
  5. Do the same thing to the other guide intersect, then add a third point between them.
  6. Press the delete key.  You now have a gap in the path.
  7. Down to the bottom of the track work and repeat.
  8. With the selected pen tool hover over one of the end point, and then click.  (You should see a little icon of string that indicates you are at the right place.)  I don't see that for some reason, but it still works.
  9. Now, hover over the end point above or below.  When you see the tiny icon (), close the path.
  10. Repeat for the other side.

  Not quite there yet.  You make the way to work in a form.

  • Go layer > new fill layer > solid color chose to any color. You disable this layer when finished.
  • Select the text tool and place the cursor within the form.  The pointer changes to a vertical bar with dotted circle. Click and paste the text.
  • You can store the text in Notepad or in a text box.  It does not matter.
  • It will not automatically be extended to the next column.  You will need to do it manually.

  Ahh... Just remembered.  When you close the original form in two distinct forms, the corners will likely swell.  Hold the Ctrl key to select the point angle, then Alt to drag the handle down, the low point.

  So there you have it.  Or just use InDesign, or even [spit] MS Publisher.

• A * long * oribiting text 3D around an object?

  There are many tutorials where we can see how to make a text in orbit around another object. Here is an example of the text around the sphere. My question is - how do exactly the same, but with the text longer that could fit on the circle around the object?

  For an example, let's say we have the text: "Marry Christmas and a happy new year!" (or a much longer message). Because all the text cannot fit on the circle, only a shortest substring can take place on the circle at some point in time:

  Marry Christmas and a ha

  arry Christmas and a pad

  carry Christmas and a happ

  Ry Christmas and a happy

  etc.

  Here, of course, would be a discontinuity in the text on the circle (ongoing) - but he could hide behind the object.

  I could imagine making a way in the form of Ribbon long enough to contain the entire text and the party abandoned the Ribbon hidden behind the object, then it would look like the desired - but I wonder If there is a way to scroll long text on the path closed circular .

  Create a new model, the height of your string of text with the same width as your main computer.

  Add your long text string and dont worry this case may extend beyond the limits of the model. Animate the position of a text layer so that it crosses the screen.

  In a new publication import model of the text and apply CC cylinder twice. Put the layer you want to obscure the text between the two instances of CC cylinder and set one to render inside and the other to return to the outside.

  Quite. EZ as pie.

• A text will not wrap around the object. Some does. Anyone?

  I worked in InDesgin (currently the CS6 for Mac) for many years. I'm not an expert, but fairly well-versed and comfortable with the program. I think I know almost everything about the wrapping of text and its options and how it works. But it drives me crazy.

  I have an imported MSWord part of the text. I have an item I want to insert in the text. Normal procedure. Easy. But this text will NOT wrap around the object. What about other texts? Yes. Other text in the document wrap around that object even very well.

  I rebooted the computer and the program. Check the settings as much as I can think and even spruced up the document from scratch as a MS Word document. Yet, no film.

  This happened to someone? What is going on? Help.

  Check the options of text block for the text that will not wrap. Ignore text dresses it is checked?

• Cannot wrap text around object! AAAARRRRGGGGHHH!

  I am trying to wrap text around an image jpeg, but every time that nothing happens. I also noticed that whenever I have create a sublayer and attempt to place the derect under the jpeg format layer text is on, HAVE invariably creates a layer named "type" directly above the layer of jpeg. Should the two layers be selected before giving the command of film text object? Or another solution?

  This is the jpeg format that you apply dressing and you must have the type of area as well. You probably use typographic points.

  Cut the text from the text path, and then create a block of text to the width, you want text and paste the text know to place the block of text in box behind the jpeg.

  See all right.

  Here, there is no type nothing to do!

  

  Here the field type (text block) = magic

  

• Wrap text around a flash object?

  Hi all. Having trouble wraping text around a small thumbnail in DW8 Viewer. Can it be done? I thought that it would be no different from wrapping text around an image. Please tell me if I'm missing something, thank you.

  Place your Flash object inside a floating division.
  http://ALT-Web.com/2-column-fixed-width-template.html

  See wrapping text around the left and right floating divisions.
  http://ALT-Web.com/CSS2-captions-on-floated-images.html

  -Nancy O.
  ALT-Web Design & Publishing
  www.Alt-Web.com

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• I want to wrap the text around a transparent sphere

  I want to be able to wrap text around a transparent in illustrator sphere, such as the text of Forefront is darker than the background text.  I followed this tutorial logo 3D (new) - YouTube video, but I can't understand what is happening after expansion to 06:13.  Can someone help me, please and thank you.

  Assuming that you got to the part where the object is expanded (06:10), depending on whether you choose the "direct selection tool" and select only the outline of the circle (invisible, but if you wanted to see go to view > outline) carefully not choose anything else and delete (twice). And then you just object > Dissocier 3 times. as a result your forehead back text will be selectable.

• Wrap a line of text around the 3 sides of a "box" in 3D?

  AI CS6.

  If I draw a rectangle and you use extrude and bevel to create a 3D "box" shape, how to wrap a single line of text around three of the sides?  I created a symbol in the text and it shows in the selection of the "symbols" of the window of the dialog box "Veneer", but that one side of the 3D box is displayed at a time.  I expected to see a flattened shape box showing all six faces, so I could place accurately the line of text.  Similar to what you see when you look one way for a 3D object.

  It's even worse if I ask one edge beveled extrusion - there are 40 separate 'faces' to deal with.

  Ken

  It won't work the way you want.

  You can only map to a surface at a time so you'll match thre occurrences of the symbol manually.

• 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.

• Could not find the wrapping of text around an image in Keynote

  I see post of 2007 where you can't wrap text around an image in Keynote. Is this always the case? Hope not... very disappointing if so.

  There is no tool to wrap text in Keynote. Text wrapping is a tool of print media to maximize space in the column in print, if that's what you try to do, use the Apple's Pages.

  Keynote is a presentation of screen based application, (slide show) so there is very little use for the text wrapping.

  You can do a work around, but it is not perfect:

  • Place the image on the slide

  

  • Place the two shapes on the slide, one for the area of text, image size
  • order click on the two forms;     to select both
  • Format > forms > subtract shapes;     will cut a hole in the greatest shape
  • Paste the text into the larger shape

  

  • format text

  

• Is it possible to wrap text around a picture in E-mail FF/Thunderbird?

  Is it possible to wrap text around an image during the composition of the email in Firefox / Thunderbird on Linux Mint OS?

  I don't know what Firefox has to do with the e-mail...

  In Thunderbird, if you dial using HTML and use Insert | Image, the appearance tab seems to offer text packaging options.

  If you don't see the Menu bar, hold down ALT, press v and under the toolbars ICT the menu bar check box.

  I have never used myself these packaging options, so I can't speak for how well they might work.