Formatting characters

Photoshop and ImageReady give you precise control over individual characters in type layers, including font, size, color, leading, kerning, tracking, baseline shift, and alignment. You can set type attributes before you enter characters or reset them to change the appearance of selected characters in a type layer.

Related Subtopics:

Selecting characters

Using the Character palette

Choosing a font

Choosing a type size

Changing the type color

Specifying leading

Specifying kerning and tracking

Adjusting horizontal or vertical scale

Specifying baseline shift

Changing case

Making characters superscript or subscript

Applying underline and strikethrough

Using Dynamic Shortcuts

Using fractional character widths

Viewing text using the operating system layout

Rotating vertical type

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