On 4 Aug 2008 at 14:00, Brian Barker wrote:

> At 13:20 03/08/2008 -0400, Zackery Ruboy wrote:
> >i just downloaded openoffice onto my mac book and i spoke to an 
> >apple representative about how to reverse the pictures and text to 
> >make a t- shirt. you have to flip the text and picture to make a 
> >t-shirt and i was wondering if anyone knew how to do that.
> 
> You can flip pictures fairly easily.  In Draw, go to Modify | Flip > 
> | Horizontally (or right-click | Flip > | Horizontally).  In Writer, 
> go to Format | Flip > | Flip Horizontally or Format | Picture... | 
> Picture | Flip (or right-click | Picture... | Picture | Flip) and 
> tick Horizontally.
> 
> Text is not so easy.  Here is one workaround - but there may be an 
> easier one I haven't discovered.
> o  Open a new Draw document.
> o  Enter your text and format it as you wish.
> o  Select the text box - so you see the eight green handles.
> o  Go to File | Export..., choose a suitable graphic format (.bmp?), 
> tick Selection at the bottom of the dialogue box, and save the text as a file.
> o  In your main document - in Writer or Draw - go to Insert | 
> Picture... | From File... and insert the saved text file as a picture.
> o  Flip the picture using one of the techniques above.

That requires composing the picture in reversed form.

PS printers /may/ have a 'mirror' option. I've just checked on my XP 
system - all 3 PS printer drivers offer this (so it's also available 
to a PDF printer such as Bullzip's, not that that will help the OP). 
Don't see why Mac's shouldn't offer this as well.



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