Gabriel Miceli

Solution: Different Windows edition I don't know if it's Windows 7 or just my copy, but I tried it on Windows 8 and it worked, and well. Thank you all for your help. Here is the finished product:

Red ochre: The font I needed to use was used on AndrewDavid's first reply to this topic, showing that it does work one way or the other, so I don't believe that could be an issue. But I could be wrong. As for your suggestion, I will first try my reply to AndrewDavid (shown below), then yours. AndrewDavid: Well honestly, that is strange. Given the evidence, I will try this: Use Windows 8 on my second hard drive and try it again. If it still fails, I will try the 64-bit version and try it again. If it fails again, I'm at a loss.

Well, I downloaded and replaced the one with the link you provided, so it's one weird thing that it doesn't work for me. As for the rest of the fonts, most of them work. When I open the window for Circle Text, I get told (twice) that Aharoni won't work for the same reason. Other fonts that don't work: Harlow Solid Italic

Windows 7, but I don't think it should have an impact on this plugin.

I just tried it; it didn't work.

Circle Text 1.4 is the version I'm using. Back when I did this with CorelDraw, I used the Defused font, which also doesn't work with the dpy text formations plugins. Please tell me where you downloaded the font and what version of Circle Text you are using.

I have been trying for more than an hour to get something that will let me put text around a circle. I tried dpy's plugin, but it won't let me select "Eurostile Extended Bold" as a font. I tried GIMP for 45 minutes but got nothing but anger. There is nothing else I have done nor do I know about, so I am going to need help. I want to do something like the image I attached, which I did with CorelDraw back when I was in school.