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I have the same issue on my home computer. On my laptop, I don't have that problem at all and it is VERY frustrating on the home PC...because I can't just click text and then arrow down through the fonts as they quickly change because nothing is listed. I thought I just might have done a bad install or something.

Thanks guys! That did it!

You could do 'Create outline' for the whole text, align the first letter of each row left, the last letter of each row right, and then distributing all the other letters per line. Yeah, that is the long way of doing it I suppose...and I have used that technique before when doing something similar, but I figured there must be a much easier way and I know fiasco is right- I just can't get it to work for some reason.

it isn't working for me. i tried it and it basically looks the same as aligned to the left.

Question: How do you fit text across a certain area? Like a newspaper usually does, for example. Let's say I wanted CAROLINA MUSICAL ASSOCIATES ACCOUNTS but all square with each other and centered...but not "centered" in the normal sense like from a mid-point. there would be precise spacing in between each letter to fit the longest word I assume, but I have never needed to use it nor have I found it. get my drift?

That is where my first suggestion comes in- use a clipping mask.

chestnutz, you need to use a clipping mask to get rid of the logo...but there are also other options. if you have a solid background, you could just make a shape to go over that area and hide the part of the logo you don't want.

bump this one... i know SOMEONE has to know of it...i want to make a PSD temp out of it I did this, maybe you can use it: Help any? Is this the one??? Yes.

bump this one... i know SOMEONE has to know of it...i want to make a PSD temp out of it I did this, maybe you can use it: Help any? Those are hands down the best depiction's of Football uniforms I have ever seen It's just the jersey and side view of the pants of the same template about 5 posts up... Mike True, but mine looks better But seriously, I think he was complimenting me on how I portrayed the actual template of the Under Armour design...not just the original template. Anyhow, thanks guys.

bump this one... i know SOMEONE has to know of it...i want to make a PSD temp out of it I did this, maybe you can use it: Help any?

Okay here is a quick question. It it is about "covering up an area" or "not letting a portion of a design show. Here is the best example I can think of. Say you are doing a jersey design. You want to place the logo on the sleeve so you angle it a little and slide it in the appropriate area that looks realistic. Obviously, part of this logo is going to hang off of the template. Is there an easy way for me to hide that or make the edge of the jersey the "border" for that logo? I have been just making a false white area to cover it up...but that isn't good when you do other designs for people or want them printed or cut on vinyl at a shop. It lacks integrity. Any help?