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In a recent Photoshop class, our instructor demo’d a slick way to view the appearance of the different text fonts on the screen with minimum effort.
He first selected the text layer with a double click on the T in the layer menu. Then he highlighted the font selection and used the up and down arrows to cycle through the fonts. As each font was displayed, the text on the screen changed to that font.
Somehow he was able to NOT have the screen text "blocked" so you were able to see it normally as you went through the fonts.
What switch allows you to not see the blocked text as blocked?
Hope I explained this clearly,
Dennis
He first selected the text layer with a double click on the T in the layer menu. Then he highlighted the font selection and used the up and down arrows to cycle through the fonts. As each font was displayed, the text on the screen changed to that font.
Somehow he was able to NOT have the screen text "blocked" so you were able to see it normally as you went through the fonts.
What switch allows you to not see the blocked text as blocked?
Hope I explained this clearly,
Dennis
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