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stroked text: when converted to outlines can the stroke be "consumed" by the fill shape?

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From: Warren_Wilkins
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 18:44
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I'm wanting to simplify a logotype. Currently the letterforms are filled and stroked. Is there a way to join the fill and stroke so that I have only a filled object with no stroke but with the same dimensions as the original fill + stroke combined? I had thought this might be a pathfinder operation but don't find one that does what I'm after.

Thanks for any pointers.

w.
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Subject: stroked text: when converted to outlines can
 the stroke be "consumed" by the fill shape?
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