Re: How to make a perfect curve

The drawing tools has a curve line tool. If the "hump" is not perfect, right-click,
click edit points. You can give the lines any weight and select a "dashed" feature.
What version Publisher?
Let me know if above is not clear enough, if not, I will put a sample on a web page.

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"Kathi30" <Kathi30@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I'm a teacher and I am trying to create a publication that will show students
> the steps to properly draw letters. I need to do this in several steps - for
> example, for the letter B, the first step will be drawing a line straight
> down, the second step will be drawing the top hump in the B, the third step
> will be drawing the bottom hump in the B. Therefore, I have to break apart
> each step. I have not found a way to insert a perfect curve (like is needed
> in step 2 and 3 of my example). When I'm on step 1, I will show the line
> straight down as a dotted blue line. On step 2, I want to show the top hump
> of the B as a blue dotted line (and the straight line down will now be solid
> black). So I need to be able to insert a curve at this point, and format it
> like I want. I can't use the text box to insert the actual letter, because I
> can't format it like I need to. Any suggestions? Please let me know if
> further clarification is needed. Thanks, Kathi


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