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2015-12-24 20:08 reporter |
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Not true : It is possible to strech images to any display ratio as you do with outlined text : just unlink vertical and horizontal scale and define X and Y scale as you wish (in the image pane of the property palette). True : As is now and afaik, it's true that it's not possible to stretch objects in the starwar way (trapezoïdicaly) Beside : there is another way to stretch text without outlining it : group the frame with another frame (could be empty). Once done so, any group resize will adjust fonts size verticaly or horizontaly to the same ratio as the group being resized. |
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Notice to Not true ;-) The ratio between X and Y will always stay the same - the frame changes the ratio, but not the image itself. That's the difference with text converted to Outlines. I don't know if this is possible and in a further step to go away from rectangle. Like in attached pic Bildschirmfoto-3. But in text there is already the possibilty to scale it. Increase height or width. So it should be possible to make it trapezoid. Or to make it italic in every direction. In pic schoen you can see that I only could rotate the whole text - I wasn't able to make the letters look upright. This is a Feature Request. I'm not a developer, but for me it looks like text is transformed to a vector graphic anyway - and so it should be possible. Or am I totally wrong? |
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2015-12-25 15:15 reporter |
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2015-12-25 15:16 reporter |
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