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Artist => Fonts => Topic started by: Prosperi-Tees on March 29, 2013, 12:45:40 AM

Title: Is it possible to open this in Corel without substituting the font?
Post by: Prosperi-Tees on March 29, 2013, 12:45:40 AM

I need to cut some vinyl and when I import the file into Corel X4 it has some custom fonts that are not recognizable. Is there anyone that can help me with this or do I have to redraw it. The customer doesn't know how either.

Title: Re: Is it possible to open this in Corel without substituting the font?
Post by: Frog on March 29, 2013, 01:13:05 AM

Someone with full Acrobat Reader will probably be able to open it and give you back an eps

Title: Re: Is it possible to open this in Corel without substituting the font?
Post by: Screened Gear on March 29, 2013, 02:17:17 AM

here you go.

Title: Re: Is it possible to open this in Corel without substituting the font?
Post by: Prosperi-Tees on March 29, 2013, 11:44:01 PM

Thanks Jon I appreciate it!!

Title: Re: Is it possible to open this in Corel without substituting the font?
Post by: Prosperi-Tees on April 04, 2013, 01:10:55 AM

The last file was the wrong file AFTER I cut some vinyl. This is apparently the right one but it is not translating right. Why is this stuff so difficult sometimes? If someone could help me here , again I know. Thank you.

Title: Re: Is it possible to open this in Corel without substituting the font?
Post by: Grumpy Ole Artist on April 04, 2013, 08:46:02 AM

If by "not translating right" you mean the "breaks" between letters in the word "Sierra"...easy fix....select the word ctrl Q to convert it to curves...ctrl K to break it all apart into pieces...marquee select the I and it's dot...ctrl L to join...same for the inner and outer sections of the E...then, marquee select the entire word..."Arrange"... "shaping" ...& "Weld".....for "pathology", you should be able to just ctrl L and make it one plottable piece...Do it again (ctrl L) with both words selected, and you should wind up ready for plotting...Hope this helps!