Converting text to outlines is one InDesign topic that never gets old. Almost every post here at InDesignSecrets about converting text to outlines has dozens (or even hundreds) of comments. So I have a feeling this next free Lynda.com video will be a popular one. In it, David Blatner explains the various methods of converting just a piece of text to outlines, and why you might choose one method over another. Check it out!
Techniques to convert text to outlines
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This article was first published on December 9, 2016
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