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bb31 05-03-2004 22:12

printing as a mirror image
 
can anyone help?

a friend is struggling with a printing problem, she has a scanned image onto her pc and has added some text at the bottom of the image. she wants to print this out onto t-shirt transfer paper and iron on the image to a t-shirt.

however when it is ironed on, the writing is the wrong way round. is there anyway of changing the text so then when it is ironed onto the t-shirt it comes out normal??

im stuck :shrug:

Alanmelon 05-03-2004 22:14

Re: printing as a mirror image
 
It depends which software she is using, there are packages which will do this. Do you know?
- Good ol' MS Paint will allow you to do this with the Image>Flip/Rotate (Ctrl+R) option. Then just cut and paste to her t-shirt image. :)

Marge 05-03-2004 22:16

Re: printing as a mirror image
 
Sorry bb31, I still don't know :shrug:

bb31 05-03-2004 22:17

Re: printing as a mirror image
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alanmelon
It depends which software she is using, there are packages which will do this. Do you know?


i thought there was, but she says she not got any. will tell her she needs to get package to do it, save me trying to fathom it out

cheers :tu:

Alanmelon 05-03-2004 22:19

Re: printing as a mirror image
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bb31
i thought there was, but she says she not got any. will tell her she needs to get package to do it, save me trying to fathom it out

cheers :tu:

See above for MS Paint tips

bb31 05-03-2004 22:21

Re: printing as a mirror image
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alanmelon
See above for MS Paint tips


ta!!! tried it, and told her to do it that way,



see easy when u know how!!! :)


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