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This is an official position of Apple? Tell me, please, how is a Mac (and by this we really should say Mac OS) any more suitable for design work than any other operating system?

I added a review as well from "Bub Theduck", but I haven't seen any new reviews added -- someone must be rejecting them... Perhaps they followed the referring link back to this thread... heh, heh... :)

heh, heh... ya, I know... I wuz jus goofin aroun...

If you have AdBlock+ extension in your browser (FireFox or Chrome), just block it with that... hey, that's a great idea... I think I'll do it myself... :)

....cuz.... like, y'know... like... I put it there... ? :)

"It takes a lifetime to understand a single woman, and a man who truly understands one woman is qualified to understand everything else in the universe." Can't remember who said that. Also... A little fuel for the fire... (of course, he later moderates his position...)

Try this place

You mean you don't see this? Are you using a workspace other than the default Corel workspace?

He was a terrible signmaker, but he was a fantastic electrician...

That's why you copy/paste your original shape (lettering) and then weld it to to newly formed vector contour/outline...

I used to have a business partner named Gene -- does that count?

Create boundary doesn't take into account inside shapes. But, boy does that work slick -- I sure know how I'm going to use that in the future.

Thanks, Joe -- I totally forgot that was there.... OR... you could apply the desired contour, break apart, then apply the fillet to the contour, leaving the text intact.

No. But I've come to realize that setting your Contour with the outline tool at first is way easier and quicker for the program and gives you much more flexibility re shape of nib and corner style, etc. Once you hit Ctrl-Shift-Q, then copy/paste your original shape and then welding it to the...

Set your "contour" using the round outline. Then press Ctrl-Shift-Q and you will now have a vector shape of your outline. Then weld a copy of your original shape to the vector outline.

With object selected, hit F12

Yeah, I saw that one, too, Gyps... but I initially dismissed because of the scroll... Black Family <-- Linky

The color profiles supplied by ColorSpan for Onyx were entirely useless, so I ended up doing the same -- printing a bunch of color ramps with profiling turned off in Onyx and then using those color formulas to get the desired output. As a result, sometimes what you had to enter for CMYK values...

Got it figured... it was a filter in my Adblock+ that I had incorrectly configured. OK, I'll go back into my cage, now...

Impact Label stretched a bit (has the proper "R")