Question on application of text

I would like to write a paragraph in Photoshop which is both left and right justified (just as if it were done in Microsoft Word). Photoshop doesn’t seem to support right justification nor equal line spacing as in a regular paragraph). I tried doing this in Word – then scanning (importing) the paragraph into Photoshop CS. However, the letters (a True Type script font) seem "bloated" so that they are hard to read even when printed out on photo paper (for instance, in letter "w", the lines run in to each other). I tried the sharpening tools and the unsharp mask – none of which worked.
Again, what I’m trying to achieve is a paragraph which is both left and right justified – with clear, sharp text. The result will go into a picture frame. Can anyone help? Thanks………

I would like to write a paragraph in Photoshop which is both left and right justified (just as if it were done in Microsoft Word). Photoshop doesn’t seem to support right justification nor equal line spacing as in a regular paragraph). […]

+++Bobby "O"+++ wrote:

I would like to write a paragraph in Photoshop which is both left and right justified (just as if it were done in Microsoft Word). Photoshop doesn’t seem to support right justification nor equal line spacing as in a regular paragraph). I tried doing this in Word – then scanning (importing) the paragraph into Photoshop CS. However, the letters (a True Type script font) seem "bloated" so that they are hard to read even when printed out on photo paper (for instance, in letter "w", the lines run in to each other). I tried the sharpening tools and the unsharp mask – none of which worked.

Again, what I’m trying to achieve is a paragraph which is both left and right justified – with clear, sharp text. The result will go into a picture frame. Can anyone help? Thanks………

Select the Type tool, create a box of the correct size before typing, and have at it.

Quick, before you get told that PS isn’t the right tool. Never, however, NEVER, import anything from MS into PS……

+++Bobby "O"+++ wrote:

I would like to write a paragraph in Photoshop which is both left and right justified (just as if it were done in Microsoft Word). Photoshop doesn’t seem to support right justification nor equal line spacing as in a regular paragraph). I tried doing this in Word – then scanning (importing) the paragraph into Photoshop CS. However, the letters (a True Type script font) seem "bloated" so that they are hard to read even when printed out on photo paper (for instance, in letter "w", the lines run in to each other). I tried the sharpening tools and the unsharp mask – none of which worked.

Again, what I’m trying to achieve is a paragraph which is both left and right justified – with clear, sharp text. The result will go into a picture frame. Can anyone help? Thanks………

Select the Type tool, create a box of the correct size before typing, and have at it.

Quick, before you get told that PS isn’t the right tool. Never, however, NEVER, import anything from MS into PS……

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John McWilliams

"+++Bobby "O"+++" wrote in message

I would like to write a paragraph in Photoshop which is both left and right justified (just as if it were done in Microsoft Word). Photoshop doesn’t seem to support right justification nor equal line spacing as in a regular paragraph). […]

Select the Text tool. Click then drag and a ‘box’ will appear. Type in that box. Not inutitive, but an exceedingly useful feature which I’m sure you will enjoy now that you see it.

Will this right justify the text?

"John McWilliams" wrote in message

+++Bobby "O"+++ wrote:

I would like to write a paragraph in Photoshop which is both left and right justified (just as if it were done in Microsoft Word).

doesn’t seem to support right justification nor equal line spacing as

a regular paragraph). I tried doing this in Word – then scanning (importing) the paragraph into Photoshop CS. However, the letters (a True Type script font) seem "bloated" so that they are hard to read

when printed out on photo paper (for instance, in letter "w", the

run in to each other). I tried the sharpening tools and the unsharp mask – none of which worked.

Again, what I’m trying to achieve is a paragraph which is both left

right justified – with clear, sharp text. The result will go into a picture frame. Can anyone help? Thanks………

Select the Type tool, create a box of the correct size before typing,

have at it.

Quick, before you get told that PS isn’t the right tool. Never,

NEVER, import anything from MS into PS……

—

John McWilliams

Will this right justify the text?

"jjs" wrote in message

"+++Bobby "O"+++" wrote in message

I would like to write a paragraph in Photoshop which is both left and right justified (just as if it were done in Microsoft Word). Photoshop doesn’t seem to support right justification nor equal line spacing as

a regular paragraph). […]

Select the Text tool. Click then drag and a ‘box’ will appear. Type in that box. Not inutitive, but an exceedingly useful feature which I’m

you will enjoy now that you see it.

Select the Text tool. Click then drag and a ‘box’ will appear. Type in that box. Not inutitive, but an exceedingly useful feature which I’m sure you will enjoy now that you see it.

Will this right justify the text?

Not even copypaste text from MS Word? Why is that?

Will this right justify the text?

Will this right justify the text?

From: "jjs"

Enough already. Hit the HELP menu.

Again, what I’m trying to achieve is a paragraph which is both left and right justified – with clear, sharp text. The result will go into a picture frame. Can anyone help?