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Adjust the vertical alignment of type on a path
- Select
the type object.
- Choose
Type > Type On A Path > Type On A Path Options.
- Choose
an option from the Align To Path menu to specify how to align all characters
to the path, relative to a font’s total height:
- Ascender
- Aligns
along the font’s top edge.
- Descender
- Aligns
along the font’s bottom edge.
- Center
- Aligns
along the point halfway between the font’s ascender and descender.
- Baseline
- Aligns
along the baseline. This is the default setting.
Note: Characters without ascenders
or descenders (such as a letter e) or a baseline (such as an apostrophe)
are vertically aligned with characters that have ascenders, descenders,
and baselines. These font dimensions are permanently specified by
the font designer.
 For more control over vertical
alignment, use the Baseline Shift option in the Character panel.
For example, type a negative value in the Baseline Shift box to
lower the type.
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