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> I know this was discussed a few days ago but I was hoping John Gross and the
> other person - sorry I forgot who it was - who commented on using the
> Stencil feature in Modeler could elaborate on this proceedure? If you mean
> using a polygonal version of the 'decal text' as a template drill this could
> be a problem for people using custom fonts.

If you mean that the font they're using doesn't exist anywhere as a Type
1 font, then you may be right. In this case, if you wanted to stencil a
font onto a poly(s), you would have to build the font by hand (or convert
a bitmap or something...)

JG
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