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I am new in the Adobe (and graphics) field, and now am "trying" to learn the basic elements of Adobe CS2. I am using a PC.
My delimma: I am attempting to create a business card, for my new company. I believe Photoshop CS2 is the correct place to develop this (?), before placing it into InDesign CS2 (?). I have selected my font (Myriad Regular – Blue), and have created the text in Photoshop CS2. However, I have not been able to find instruction (nor found a way by plugging away in both Photoshop CS2 and InDesign CS2), of how to place a black outline around each and every character of the text (i.e., each character outlined separately).
(Trust me — I’m learning, figuratively, by the "seat of my pants," as the computer learning center I have signed up for is not yet teaching CS2). I have ordered reference books for InDesign CS2, Photoshop CS2 and Illustrator CS2, however, the only one that is currently being shipped is on InDesign CS2 — the others will not be released for a couple of months.
Any help, suggestions, etc., would be greatly appreciated. This is driving me nuts!!!!!!!
Many thanks,
Bev.
I am new in the Adobe (and graphics) field, and now am "trying" to learn the basic elements of Adobe CS2. I am using a PC.
My delimma: I am attempting to create a business card, for my new company. I believe Photoshop CS2 is the correct place to develop this (?), before placing it into InDesign CS2 (?). I have selected my font (Myriad Regular – Blue), and have created the text in Photoshop CS2. However, I have not been able to find instruction (nor found a way by plugging away in both Photoshop CS2 and InDesign CS2), of how to place a black outline around each and every character of the text (i.e., each character outlined separately).
(Trust me — I’m learning, figuratively, by the "seat of my pants," as the computer learning center I have signed up for is not yet teaching CS2). I have ordered reference books for InDesign CS2, Photoshop CS2 and Illustrator CS2, however, the only one that is currently being shipped is on InDesign CS2 — the others will not be released for a couple of months.
Any help, suggestions, etc., would be greatly appreciated. This is driving me nuts!!!!!!!
Many thanks,
Bev.
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