Meenie said:
I have a picture on my background and it's a little darkish. I want to use
a
light font, like a dark yellow, but it still doesn't show up as well as
I'd
like. Is there a way to outline the font with another color?
Thanks!
Programs like Paint Shop Pro has fill color and stroke, and you can use
one or both. LIke you could use yellow font and black stroke to outline it.
I don't know h ow you'd get it in Publisher after that. Unless it was
saved as a jpg, etc and imported (copy/paste doesn't seem to work good- nice
and clear, at least the times I've tried it)
Theres's a font called BASIC FONT which is only outline. I don't know if
it would work, if you could do it, but if you had the font you want
already, you might get Basic (which you can download free from font sites)
and type over what you have. This probably wouldn't work unless maybe what
you have it simple and big.
There's also the option of bolding the font you have?
Also, print it out, take a black pen or marker and draw around the font,
and scan it back in? Or use basic font and color it in, in some way (which
would require an art program, too)
I know what you are saying you'd like, but seems like you'll need
something different and creative to do it in Publisher. Maybe just change
your font and/or background colors in some way.
Even when I've done this in Paint Shop Pro, etc (put a different color
stroke on the font I'm using) it doesn't usually look good. Looks kind of
messy. I have used it for simple and big words, like black outline and
graduant colors for the letters.
~ Carrie