![]() ![]() Click on the outer circle again to bring back the regular sizing arrows.Click on the outer circle again to bring up the skew/rotate arrows and rotate the outer circle until you like the placement of the bottom text.The text will move to the inside of the larger circle. Click off the circle/text, then click on the larger circle and click on the “Flip horizontally” button.The new text will be at the bottom of the new circle. Select the new text and the larger circle, then from the menu, Text/Put on path.Type the text for the bottom of the circle.In my example, I turned off the fill and set a stroke so that the original circle and the upper text is visible. Use the alignment tools to center the new circle over the first one. Draw another circle larger than the first one.Rotate until you like the placement of the text. Click on one of the corner arrows and drag it to rotate the circle.Click off of the circle/text to de-select it, then click on just the circle twice to get the rotate/skew bounding arrows.The text will be put on the bottom of the circle. From the menu select Text/Put on Path.Click on the “Select” tool and if the text needs to be resized, hold the control key and click and drag one of the bounding box corner arrows until you like the size of the text. ![]() You can now close the “Text and Font” window.
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