I'm aware that you can print text along a line. I was just wondering if I missed an even easier option for when I want to print around in a circle.
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I created the image below (mostly using a photoshop template I downloaded), but I created the outside text on my own, which I'm having a problem aligning properly. If you notice in the below image, the outside text alignment looks bad.
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Text on a circle.psd
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