Applying a saved character style allows you to change just the style of selected text. Applying a saved paragraph style changes the style of text in an entire paragraph. In Photoshop CS6, you can save both Paragraph and Character styles. Select Window > Paragraph Styles the Paragraph Styles panel appears.
If you want to spread the text back out, press Ctrl+() right arrow until you have the spacing that you want.īefore tracking the text. Visually, decrease the size until you like the results. Now you will decrease the spacing between each letter by changing the tracking value in the text.Ĩ Press Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS)+() left arrow repeatedly to decrease the spacing between the letters. In the Set the font style drop-down menu, select Bold.
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Once your cursor is active, press Ctrl+A (Windows) or Command+A (Mac OS) to select all, or choose Select > All from the menu.ħ The text is already set to Myriad Pro in the Set the font family drop-down menu. Select Duplicate Layers from the contextual menu.Ĥ When the Duplicate Layers dialog box appears, select ps0101_work.psd from the Document drop-down menu in the Destination section, and click OK.ĭuplicate the selected layers to an open file.ĥ In the ps0102.psd file, choose File > Close to close the file.Ħ Return to the ps0101_work.psd file, select the Type tool ( ), and then click the text area that contains Pure to activate the cursor in that text area. You can also select Layer > Duplicate Layers. Press Shift + click to select both layers.ģ Right-click (Windows) or Ctrl+click (Mac OS) on the right side of either layer, and then select Duplicate Layers from the contextual menu that appears. You will then move both layers to your ps0101_work.psd file.ġ Choose File > Open, and then browse to and select ps0102.psd a file opens with a transparent background and two text layers in the layers panel.Ģ Click the Pure text layer, and then Shift+click the Powder text layer to select both layers. psd file with the text layers already created.
In this next section, you will add text to the image and then save the text as a style, thus allowing you to reuse the style and keep your text styles consistent. Photoshop Tutorial: Adding Text layers from another document in Photoshop CS6 For more Adobe Photoshop training options, visit AGI’s Photoshop Classes. It is the first lesson in the Adobe Photoshop CS6 Digital Classroom book. This tutorial provides you with a foundation for working with Adobe Photoshop text layers. What you’ll learn in this Photoshop Tutorial:
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