When you have the Type Tool selected you can also click directly on your text from another layer as long as you're not already in another text layer. To return to editing your text, select the Type Tool and click on the layer your text appears in then click inside your text box. If you select another layer, you will have to re-select your text if you wish to make additional changes. Once all of the text has been entered into a text box, it can be exited by choosing another tool or clicking on the Commit Current Edits check mark in the Tool Options bar as shown below: This problem can be dealt with by clicking corner of the text box and dragging it outwards. In these cases, a + sign will appear in the lower right hand corner of the text box, indicating that the text box must be enlarged or the font size must be decreased in order to display all of the text (right arrow). Sometimes, a text box may not be large enough to deal with all the text contained within. If you want to type vertically, hold down the Type Tool to get the Type Tool Palette to appear and release above the Vertical Type Tool (a T with an arrow next to it).
To create a text box, simply select the Type Tool on the tool bar (left arrow) and click and drag the mouse inside your project window. This tutorial covers the following areas: creating a text box, the character palette, the paragraph palette, and text as a layer. However, with a basic understanding of the methods and possibilities for creating and manipulating text, it becomes an integral and powerful part of Photoshop. At first glance, using text in your Photoshop project may seem like a daunting task.
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