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To create new solid text:<br />
Painting and Drawing 91<br />
1. Click the Text Tools flyout on the Tools toolbar and choose the<br />
standard Text Tool.<br />
2. Click on your image with the text cursor to set where you want to insert text.<br />
The text attributes (font, point size, bold/italic/underline, alignment, antialias<br />
and colour) set on the Text Context toolbar prior to clicking will be applied.<br />
OR<br />
Drag across the page to size your text according to requirements. Release the<br />
mouse button to set the point size.<br />
3. Type your text, which is applied directly on your page. The text appears on a<br />
new transparent layer in the image. You can now use the Move Tool or other<br />
tools and commands to manipulate it, just like the contents of any layer.<br />
To edit text:<br />
1. Select all or part of any text.<br />
2. On the Text Context toolbar, set new text attributes (font, point size,<br />
bold/italic/underline, alignment, antialias, or colour) to be adopted by the<br />
selected text area. The Character tab also lets you adjust selected text's Point<br />
Size, letter Spacing, Leading, Advance, or Width.<br />
To change text's solid colour:<br />
1. Select all or part of any text.<br />
2. Click the colour swatch on the Context toolbar and use the Adjust Colour<br />
dialog. (See Choosing colours on p. 73.)<br />
3. Select your new colour and click OK.<br />
To swap to a gradient colour:<br />
1. On the Layers tab, right-click the Text layer and choose Edit Fill....<br />
2. Change the Fill Type from Solid to one of Linear, Radial, Conical, or Square.<br />
3. Click on the Fill gradient swatch and select a preset gradient fill or create your<br />
own gradient from the dialog (see Filling a region on p. 84). The gradient fill is<br />
immediately applied to your text.<br />
This applies a gradient fill to all of your text on the layer and not to<br />
selected text.