Glad we could help.

Bill D.


"rf78801" wrote in message
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Amazing!
Thanks very much!

Ron



"Bill Dilworth" wrote:

This is a bit convoluted, but it works.

1) Click on the WorkArt icon

2) Select the bowed up WordArt type, (not critical, but you'll need to
select something)

3) In the text section, add the top half of the text, then two (2)
returns,
then the bottom half of the text. You will get something ugly on the
slide,
don't worry.

4) Select the ugly WordArt.

5) You should get a WordArt Toolbar that pops up, if you do not, right
click
the WordArt and select "Show WordArt Toolbar"

6) Select the icon on the pop-up toolbar that looks like a distorted A
(not
the first one that is merely crooked). If you hover the pointer over it
for
a minute it may show the tooltip 'WordArt Shape'.

7) Second row, fourth icon over is a shape called Bottom (Curve) that
looks
like a closed lowercase e. Select it.

8) Re-size the WordArt to fit.


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"rf78801" wrote in message
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I'm using wordart to design the lettering around the circumference of
an
emblem. There is two phrases, one on the "upper half" of the emblem,
one
on
the "lower half" of the emblem. I need each phrase to be "right side
up"
(bottom of letters toward bottom of emblem). I have no problem w/the
upper
half phrase. I am unable to figure out what set of
rotations/inversions/etc
to use to make the bottom half readable (whatever I do the "bottom" of
the
letters point toward the center of the emblem or are a mirror image of
the
letters if pointed toward the bottom of the emblem.

Thoughts?