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    Curved Text

    2012-03-14
    Product Documentation
    Intermediate
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    For label styles designed to label curves, you can specify that the label text is drawn to follow the curve.

    To define curved text

    1. In the Label Style Composer dialog box, click the Layout tab.
    2. Select a text component from the Component Name list.
    3. Under Text, change the Allow Curved Text value to True.
    4. Click OK.

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