From the course: Introducing Photoshop
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Creating text inside a frame - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Introducing Photoshop
Creating text inside a frame
- [Instructor] All right, now I'll show you how to create text inside of a frame, so that the text automatically wraps from one line to the next, as in the case of this white so-called body copy. But first, I want to show you something. Notice that I've saved my catch-up document as a JPEG file, as indicated by that three character extension up there in the title tab, jpg. And so, even though JPEG does not support layers, which is why we're just seeing this flat background here inside the layers panel, it does support guidelines. And incidentally, guidelines do not print. They just provide structure for your document in the form of snapping, as we're about to see. All right, so, if you're working along with me, you'll want to open this text-only file. It's called HG Wells The Star.txt. and you can open it in any text editor you like. And then you'll want to select and copy this text, presumably by pressing Control + A here…
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Setting up guidelines3m 3s
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Creating text inside a frame4m 1s
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Formatting text from the Properties panel4m 7s
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Creating and aligning big display type5m 35s
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Blending text with a photograph4m 13s
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Curving type and adding perspective2m 55s
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Separating text onto a new layer7m 13s
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Hiding, moving, and dismissing guides2m 26s
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