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| Illustrator Tutorials » Operations » Move |
Nice to hear from you. I didn't know about the multiple window feature until I saw the post over at Illcraft and I started looking at related Illustrator features I might be missing out on. So, I'm still looking to see when it might help as well.
After text has been typed on a path in Adobe Illustrator CS3, that text can then be edited or changed and also moved to lay on a different part of the path. In this video tutorial, you will learn how to edit and move text on a path in Illustrator Cs3.