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Mapping Text To a Partial Cube

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From: Nobody_Special
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2009 20:40
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I've got a line of text that I need to map to three sides of a cube. I want the type to run from the front across the right side and end on the top.

1) Can I do this in Illustrator?
2) Can I flatten the sides so I can print each one on its own page and assemble the partial cube to show what it would look like when produced?
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Subject: Mapping Text To a Partial Cube
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