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JoAnn Paules
Check your printer settings. If you can do it, it's in there.
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Graham Mayor
If not http://www.gmayor.com/rotate_text.htm
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JoAnn Paules
Being a needleworker myself, I suspect that she wants the image backwards,
not just rotated. Probably for some sort of an iron-on transfer. I've seen
several quilts done this way - often to commemorate a wedding, anniverary,
or birth announcement.
not just rotated. Probably for some sort of an iron-on transfer. I've seen
several quilts done this way - often to commemorate a wedding, anniverary,
or birth announcement.
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Graham Mayor
The same principle applies. Rotated, mirrored, inverted, the process is
essentially the same.
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essentially the same.
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JoAnn Paules
Cool. I took a quick peak at your link and saw rotated text. It would be
much easier to use printer functions, assuming she has them.
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suspect she's got enough work ahead of her in that project. I did a little
quilting - not my cuppa tea.)
much easier to use printer functions, assuming she has them.
(Isuspect she's got enough work ahead of her in that project. I did a little
quilting - not my cuppa tea.)