Quick Photoshop Assistance!

[Aerowyn]

Hey guys.

Photoshop finally has me stumped.

I know how to put text on the outside edge of a circle. Make the path, click it, type the text.

My problem is, I need the text on the INSIDE line of the circle rather than the outside.

HOW DO I DO THIS?

I have done just about everything short of blowing up my computer over this bullshit. Photoshop is an advanced program and it is being a pussy over something as simple as the direction of a font.

And no, the "warp text" option will NOT be adequate. XD sorry.


HELP PLOXXXXX <3

[Llama Juice]

Like this?

http://www.llamajuice.com/img/circlehelp.jpg

I made a circle, then made another circle inside of it as a subtraction. Used the inner circle as my path.

[Aerowyn]

That answers my question just perfectly.

WUNDERBAR! :D Thanks!
(PS--if anyone happens to have other methods feel free to post)

[Llama Juice]

That was just my first attempt at it, never done text on a path before so there probably is a better way... I figured you just had to distinguish the difference between the inside and outside of a circle... so if you eliminate the outside or inside it makes it quite easy to do :P

[ExAm]

I had the same problem a while ago. I found the answer while watching photoshop killer tips, but I forgot it. You've got an answer anyway, so it doesn't matter.