Converting Text To Outlines Abobe Illustrator


  1. Rawad
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    Converting Text To Outlines Abobe Illustrator


    I just have a quick question to ask. When you convert text to outlines in Adobe Illustrator is there a way you can revert it back to text afterwards, so when you come back to it you can it you can edit the text?
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  3. bigseb
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    Why would you want to convert the text to outlines in the first place... and to what... curious...
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  4. Rawad
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    bigseb said:
    Why would you want to convert the text to outlines in the first place... and to what... curious...
    Well when you want to send a business card to print out to a company , you have to make sure that you convert your text to outlines because most computers won't have the same text . Creating outlines will help your text stay the exact same.
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  6. whs
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    If it is a .jpg or .png format, you can try this:

    OneNote - Copy Text from Image
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  7. bigseb
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    Rawad said:
    bigseb said:
    Why would you want to convert the text to outlines in the first place... and to what... curious...
    Well when you want to send a business card to print out to a company , you have to make sure that you convert your text to outlines because most computers won't have the same text . Creating outlines will help your text stay the exact same.
    When I design my business cards and brochures for my business I save them as pdf, no need to convert.
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  8. Rawad
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    bigseb said:
    Rawad said:
    bigseb said:
    Why would you want to convert the text to outlines in the first place... and to what... curious...
    Well when you want to send a business card to print out to a company , you have to make sure that you convert your text to outlines because most computers won't have the same text . Creating outlines will help your text stay the exact same.
    When I design my business cards and brochures for my business I save them as pdf, no need to convert.
    I never thought of that , thanks for the suggestion!
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  10. bigseb
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    Rawad said:
    bigseb said:
    Rawad said:

    Well when you want to send a business card to print out to a company , you have to make sure that you convert your text to outlines because most computers won't have the same text . Creating outlines will help your text stay the exact same.
    When I design my business cards and brochures for my business I save them as pdf, no need to convert.
    I never thought of that , thanks for the suggestion!
    Cheers mate!
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