[BigMike]

I'm making a really frikkin big document. Why will it not let me make my type bigger than 72 pt?

 

[Wumpus]

All you have to do is type whatever size you want in the box. The drop down menu stops at 72.

 

[BigMike]

All you have to do is type whatever size you want in the box. The drop down menu stops at 72.

no, the "other" is greyed out......

 

[Skookum]

All you have to do is type whatever size you want in the box. The drop down menu stops at 72.

Yah whatever smarty pants i bet you can't type in 5 hundred kazillion.... ink:

 

[BigMike]

ooh, nevermind, I'm a complete retard


Been staring at this computer too long......

 

[Skookum]

create another project, type in your lettering on that project, then bring that project onto the primary project, where you want the lettering.... expand it to whatever size you want. Kind of a long way of doin it but i bet that would work....

 

[Skookum]

ooh, nevermind, I'm a complete retard


Been staring at this computer too long......

:dancing:

 

[BigMike]

OK, Riddle me this:

If I want to integrate a word document (a table) into my photoshop document, how do I do that?

 

[LordOpie]

OK, Riddle me this:

If I want to integrate a word document (a table) into my photoshop document, how do I do that?

I'd export it as an eps or pdf and import it into photoshop. Is the table being used as a graphic or to disseminate info?

 

[BigMike]

I'd export it as an eps or pdf and import it into photoshop. Is the table being used as a graphic or to disseminate info?

Info

whats an EPS?

 

[LordOpie]

Info

whats an EPS?

encapsulated postscript file... contains all the necessary information to view -and- print, as opposed to just a postscript file. It mains the quality of the text so that it can be blown up even to billboard size and still be crisp. You probably have to access eps via the print menu, but if you can PDF, then just go that route and bring it into PS.

 

[BigMike]

encapsulated postscript file... contains all the necessary information to view -and- print, as opposed to just a postscript file. It mains the quality of the text so that it can be blown up even to billboard size and still be crisp. You probably have to access eps via the print menu, but if you can PDF, then just go that route and bring it into PS.

Yeah......... i dont have that. and I can't PDF. Any other ways to do it?

 

[DVNT]

do you have illustrator?

 

[binary visions]

If you want to do it the ghetto way, just do an alt-printscreen of the text and paste it in.

 

[clancy98]

ctrl-T is Free Transform, then stretch it. But the point is, you should be typing you own size into the dd box.

 

[golgiaparatus]

encapsulated postscript file... contains all the necessary information to view -and- print, as opposed to just a postscript file. It mains the quality of the text so that it can be blown up even to billboard size and still be crisp. You probably have to access eps via the print menu, but if you can PDF, then just go that route and bring it into PS.

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