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Type on top and bottom of circle

By Cari Jansen | May 1, 2006

Digitip 045 - Adobe InDesign CS2

The following video tip shows you how to set text on a circular path. The type is centered at the top of the circle.

About the tip

Those seals with text reading horizontally both at the top and the bottom of the circle? Can I create them in InDesign? Although my advice would be to create these seals as illustrations in Illustrator, so you can easily place the artwork in various other Illustrator, Photoshop or InDesign files, you can make them in InDesign, using a bit of a ‘work-around’. Start out by reviewing the previous digitip 044, then continue with this one to learn more.

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