• How To Curve Text In Word 2016

Wow, this seems so esoteric. How would a lay person have any idea what equations to use or how to create them? Definition of esoteric: ' intended for or likely to be understood by only a small number of people with a specialized knowledge or interest.' You are quite right. I am not a mathematician, but I have enjoyed many such mathematical applications over my professional career (as a biologist).

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How To Curve Text In Word 2016

But then I do find some other aspects of Affinity esoteric whereas others find them straightforward. Do you think the programs will have have a more intuitive method of shaping text along a curve? If not, I wonder if the help files could have some sample equations or some explanation of how to create equations that do certain kinds of distortions. I have begun to provide a series of tutorials on using Distort > Equations (in the forum). The thread this links to covers Trig functions, with a final post on using sines and cosines to place text on wavy lines.