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I am using Microsoft Word 2003. I want to flip text to print on an iron-on
transfer sheet which will be transfered to a T-shirt.
transfer sheet which will be transfered to a T-shirt.
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Graham Mayor
See http://www.gmayor.com/rotate_text.htm
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garfield-n-odie
Some printers have a "mirror" or "t-shirt transfer" printing option
built into their printer driver... in Word, try clicking on File | Print
| Properties, and see if that option exists for your printer.
If your printer does not have the ability to print a mirror image...
If you're trying to mirror text, see http://www.gmayor.com/rotate_text.htm .
If you're trying to mirror an image (like a photo or a drawing), format
the image as "float over text" (Word 97) or with a text wrapping style
other than "inline with text" (Word 2000-2003), and then flip the image
using the commands from the Drawing toolbar.
built into their printer driver... in Word, try clicking on File | Print
| Properties, and see if that option exists for your printer.
If your printer does not have the ability to print a mirror image...
If you're trying to mirror text, see http://www.gmayor.com/rotate_text.htm .
If you're trying to mirror an image (like a photo or a drawing), format
the image as "float over text" (Word 97) or with a text wrapping style
other than "inline with text" (Word 2000-2003), and then flip the image
using the commands from the Drawing toolbar.
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Guest
Where do you go in word 2003, to do so?
I read in Office Online , to turn the text into a picture first, then flip,
Makes no sense to me. How do you turn text into a picture, Or Is it easier in
word 2003?
Thank you , Myra.
I read in Office Online , to turn the text into a picture first, then flip,
Makes no sense to me. How do you turn text into a picture, Or Is it easier in
word 2003?
Thank you , Myra.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
A much easier solution is to check your printer Properties to see if the
printer has a "Mirror image," "Flip horizontal," or "T-shirt transfer"
setting.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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printer has a "Mirror image," "Flip horizontal," or "T-shirt transfer"
setting.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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Guest
Some printers have a "mirror" or "t-shirt transfer" printing option
built into their printer driver... in Word, try clicking on File | Print
| Properties, and see if that option exists for your printer.
If your printer does not have the ability to print a mirror image...
If you're trying to mirror text, see http://www.gmayor.com/rotate_text.htm .
If you're trying to mirror an image (like a photo or a drawing), format
the image as "float over text" (Word 97) or with a text wrapping style
other than "inline with text" (Word 2000-2003), and then flip the image
using the commands from the Drawing toolbar.
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Jezebel
On HP Series printer there is mirror Image and it should be on any printer
as
its a setting that is so common.
"any printer" ?! Hardly. Most recent ones perhaps, but still only a
small percentage of all the printers in use. Not on my HP, for example.
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garfield-n-odie
Maybe that setting is available on *your* HP printer, but not all HP
printers have this option, and certainly not all printers from all
manufacturers have this option.
printers have this option, and certainly not all printers from all
manufacturers have this option.
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Guest
Easy said:I am using Microsoft Word 2003. I want to flip text to print on an iron-on
transfer sheet which will be transfered to a T-shirt.
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Chuck Davis
Open Word 2003. Press the F1 key (it has never broken anything), type
"t-shirt" (without the quotes) in the search box. You will be amazed at the
detailed information that can be found this way.
"t-shirt" (without the quotes) in the search box. You will be amazed at the
detailed information that can be found this way.
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Doug Robbins - Word MVP
Most Ink-Jet Printers have that capability via the Properties button in the
File Print dialog. It is not something that is readily done in Word itself.
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File Print dialog. It is not something that is readily done in Word itself.
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Graham Mayor
http://www.gmayor.com/rotate_text.htm
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heather
Graham Mayor said:See http://www.gmayor.com/rotate_text.htm
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chaucersmom
Easy said:I am using Microsoft Word 2003. I want to flip text to print on an iron-on
transfer sheet which will be transfered to a T-shirt.
Even though this is an old post, I will respond because after much work, I
discovered how to do this on Word 2007. If you write the text in "Word Art",
you will see Word Art Tools toolbar. Under "Arrange" select "Rotate" and
select "Flip Horizontally."
You can now make a T-shirt transfer with text!
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JoAnn Paules
Most printers have a setting that will print it backward for you.
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