SignText question

[CWren at DOE.K12.GA.US]

The curved arrows are what gets troublesome...  They are hard to make 
bigger while keeping a nice curve...

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August 8, 2006

Kelly Jo Boal from Canada wrote:
> I'm trying to write a sign that's really kind of a compound sign - 
> it's in the middle of the ASL version of "O Canada".  I need an 
> extra-long arrow taking the right hand from the left lane to the 
> right lane, while the left hand is doing some other things in the 
> center.  My problem is, I can't find a long enough arrow in 
> SignText...


Hello Kelly!
What a fascinating sign. Can you email us your document, one sentence 
at a time, through SignText Mail later? That will be great...

It is true that there are not always long enough arrows...There are 
three sizes of arrows sometimes, but some arrows only have one size.

Yes...there are ways to extend the arrows within SignText by using 
small lines to build the length you need....see attached diagram...









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