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Formatting is lost when text is aligned to a curve Create your text and apply the formatting you want, then make a duplicate of it. With one copy of the text, align it to curve. Then with the other copy, right click it and convert to curves, then ungroup it. Now you can manipulate each letter. I use the text that I aligned to the curve as a guide and I line up my converted to curves, ungrouped letters on top of them, using rotate to get the angles just right. You will want to make sure “snap to grid” is turned off in the options. Once you get it all arranged you can group it and delete the curved text without the formatting since you only needed it as a guide.
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Submitted by SC.