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Experience Level: Intermediate
Design details: I have 5 documents (art work) that are pdf, png, & eps files. I need my artwork to have all fonts and/or artwork outlined/converted to curves. See message below from the company that I am trying to order marketing materials from:
The artwork did not have all fonts and /or artwork outlined/converted to curves. This is mandatory, even for .pdf files. Some factories open .pdf's in a vector program.
'Outlining' (Illustrator), 'converting to curves' (CorelDraw), 'text into boxes' (Quark Express)
and Publisher is all basically the same thing, just different terminology for different vector software programs. What this does is take a font like I'm typing with now and change it from a font to actual artwork in a vector format. You won't physically see any difference except when you open the file in a vector program and do a 'select all', then you can see if the fonts are art or still fonts. You will find this functions in different drop down menus in the different software applications.
Create Outlines' (Illustrator) is in the Type drop down menu at the top of the Illustrator page. 'Convert to Curves' (CorelDraw) is in the Arrange drop down menu at the top of the CorelDraw page. Make sure you have the file (artwork) open and have done a 'select all' (hold down the control key and type the letter 'a') in the application before you try to find these options.
For Publisher, all art must be created as Word Art and Publisher will usually automatically convert the fonts to outlined.
When fonts are not changed to artwork, the end user must physically posses the exact same font (upon millions of fonts that have been created) to open the artwork for printing, etc., or the software may substitute a different font and cause the artwork to distort or appear with a font not intended by the designer.
Please do a 'select all', outline/convert to curves the entire file, do a 'save as'
Ideas for the visual style: n/a
Extra notes: I have 5 documents (art work) that are pdf, png, & eps files. I need my artwork to have all fonts and/or artwork outlined/converted to curves. See message below from the company that I am trying to order marketing materials from:
The artwork did not have all fonts and /or artwork outlined/converted to curves. This is mandatory, even for .pdf files. Some factories open .pdf's in a vector program.
'Outlining' (Illustrator), 'converting to curves' (CorelDraw), 'text into boxes' (Quark Express)
and Publisher is all basically the same thing, just different terminology for different vector software programs. What this does is take a font like I'm typing with now and change it from a font to actual artwork in a vector format. You won't physically see any difference except when you open the file in a vector program and do a 'select all', then you can see if the fonts are art or still fonts. You will find this functions in different drop down menus in the different software applications.
Create Outlines' (Illustrator) is in the Type drop down menu at the top of the Illustrator page. 'Convert to Curves' (CorelDraw) is in the Arrange drop down menu at the top of the CorelDraw page. Make sure you have the file (artwork) open and have done a 'select all' (hold down the control key and type the letter 'a') in the application before you try to find these options.
For Publisher, all art must be created as Word Art and Publisher will usually automatically convert the fonts to outlined.
When fonts are not changed to artwork, the end user must physically posses the exact same font (upon millions of fonts that have been created) to open the artwork for printing, etc., or the software may substitute a different font and cause the artwork to distort or appear with a font not intended by the designer.
Please do a 'select all', outline/convert to curves the entire file, do a 'save as'
The artwork did not have all fonts and /or artwork outlined/converted to curves. This is mandatory, even for .pdf files. Some factories open .pdf's in a vector program.
'Outlining' (Illustrator), 'converting to curves' (CorelDraw), 'text into boxes' (Quark Express)
and Publisher is all basically the same thing, just different terminology for different vector software programs. What this does is take a font like I'm typing with now and change it from a font to actual artwork in a vector format. You won't physically see any difference except when you open the file in a vector program and do a 'select all', then you can see if the fonts are art or still fonts. You will find this functions in different drop down menus in the different software applications.
Create Outlines' (Illustrator) is in the Type drop down menu at the top of the Illustrator page. 'Convert to Curves' (CorelDraw) is in the Arrange drop down menu at the top of the CorelDraw page. Make sure you have the file (artwork) open and have done a 'select all' (hold down the control key and type the letter 'a') in the application before you try to find these options.
For Publisher, all art must be created as Word Art and Publisher will usually automatically convert the fonts to outlined.
When fonts are not changed to artwork, the end user must physically posses the exact same font (upon millions of fonts that have been created) to open the artwork for printing, etc., or the software may substitute a different font and cause the artwork to distort or appear with a font not intended by the designer.
Please do a 'select all', outline/convert to curves the entire file, do a 'save as'
Ideas for the visual style: n/a
Extra notes: I have 5 documents (art work) that are pdf, png, & eps files. I need my artwork to have all fonts and/or artwork outlined/converted to curves. See message below from the company that I am trying to order marketing materials from:
The artwork did not have all fonts and /or artwork outlined/converted to curves. This is mandatory, even for .pdf files. Some factories open .pdf's in a vector program.
'Outlining' (Illustrator), 'converting to curves' (CorelDraw), 'text into boxes' (Quark Express)
and Publisher is all basically the same thing, just different terminology for different vector software programs. What this does is take a font like I'm typing with now and change it from a font to actual artwork in a vector format. You won't physically see any difference except when you open the file in a vector program and do a 'select all', then you can see if the fonts are art or still fonts. You will find this functions in different drop down menus in the different software applications.
Create Outlines' (Illustrator) is in the Type drop down menu at the top of the Illustrator page. 'Convert to Curves' (CorelDraw) is in the Arrange drop down menu at the top of the CorelDraw page. Make sure you have the file (artwork) open and have done a 'select all' (hold down the control key and type the letter 'a') in the application before you try to find these options.
For Publisher, all art must be created as Word Art and Publisher will usually automatically convert the fonts to outlined.
When fonts are not changed to artwork, the end user must physically posses the exact same font (upon millions of fonts that have been created) to open the artwork for printing, etc., or the software may substitute a different font and cause the artwork to distort or appear with a font not intended by the designer.
Please do a 'select all', outline/convert to curves the entire file, do a 'save as'

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