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Revision as of 14:07, 9 February 2011

Este tutorial te presentará lo que puedes hacer con la forma Texto artístico. Aunque este tutorial fue hecho usando Karbon, la forma está disponible en otras aplicaciones de KOffice, y funcionará de manera similar.

En esta lección

  • crearás una forma de texto
  • asociarás una forma de texto con una trayectoria

Consejo

Si un anclaje no es visible, puedes ir al menú Ajsutes -> Anclajes, o hacer clic con el botón derecho en el título de un anclaje, y luego puedes hacer visible el anclaje deseado


Primer paso con una forma de texto

Para añadir una forma de texto artístico, ve al anclaje Añadir una forma, haz clic en el icono Texto artístico, y arrástralo al lienzo.

After adding the shape, you might want to edit the text and display something more interesting. To do this, you need to activate the artistic text shape tool, either by double clicking on the newly created shape, or selecting in the toolbox. Then you can change the text to something like this.

Since you want a cool text, you will need to change the font. This is done by changing the properties in the shape properties docker, where you can change font, the style, and also the Offset which will be used to control the position of the text on a path shape.

After changing the font to "Steve", the size to 30pt, and setting bold, you can have the following shape in your canvas:

Path follower

This is still a very straight, flat text. Now we want a curvy text. To do this, we will need to create a path, for instance, using the Freehand Path Drawing Tool .

You should have something like this:

To associate the text with the curve, you need to activate the artistic text tool by double clicking on the text, or selecting .

Then, if you move the mouse on top of the curve you will see the cursor changing to a hand, you will need to click on the curve. In the Tool options docker, the Attach path icon is now enabled, and you need to click on it to attach the path. Using the offset in the Shape properties docker, you can adjust the text to get the following result:

You can detach the path by clicking on . You can translate, rotate and edit the text. If you change the curve, then the text will be updated.