Thanks.
Anu
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Wow, it works in CS and CS2 too. I wasted half my day trying to correct it. A pretty simple and effective solution, but any reason why this happens?Tried it in CS3 & all I did to correct the problem was to make a slight movement of the text & bam it read 6pt.
Well think it in terms of this way: I had some CDR, (corel draw files), from my college days that I had to convert to to Illustrator format so that I could create my portfolio. However after conversion there were layer problems, colours were not right in many cases, & symbol design issues. So what I'm trying to say is that although your files were made in Illustrator they had to go through a conversion process because simply the newer versions are in essence the same language but with differences. For example as a Canadian I speak English, to the south an American speaks the same language, but from the site itself when I spell colour it is considered incorrect because to the Americans it is spelled color.Wow, it works in CS and CS2 too. I wasted half my day trying to correct it. A pretty simple and effective solution, but any reason why this happens?Tried it in CS3 & all I did to correct the problem was to make a slight movement of the text & bam it read 6pt.
Thanks so much.
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