Copy and resize to exact shape

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GJHall
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Copy and resize to exact shape

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Good Evening,

I am trying to learn how to take a vector, copy it and resize it to fit inside a vector but with exact shape. I have searched but probably used wrong terminology.

I have attached a CRV file from clip art to see if I can get the design I am looking for.
I want the shape, although the I am doing different shapes, but they should turn out like a 1/2" ribbon from the outside vector.

Hope that makes sense.

Thanks for any information,

Gary
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SteveNelson46
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Re: Copy and resize to exact shape

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The offset tool works pretty good if I understand you correctly.
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GJHall
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Re: Copy and resize to exact shape

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Yes, that is it! Amazing what you forget when you don't use it for so long.

Thank you so much

Gary

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Re: Copy and resize to exact shape

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Glad I could help.
Steve

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It's an awesome tool, I use it a lot.

ezurick

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Post by ezurick »

SteveNelson46 wrote:Glad I could help.
I couldn't, for the life of me, understand what he was asking... lol. I thought he wanted another vector to fit inside that vector... *shrug* oh well...

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