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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2 
User Guide 
To resize or transform a type bounding box 
Display the bounding box handles of paragraph type: 
(Photoshop) With the Type tool 
active, select the type layer in the Layers palette, and click in the text flow in 
the image. 
(ImageReady) With the Type tool active, select the type layer. 
Note: You can transform point type while in edit mode. Hold down the Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Mac OS) key, and 
a bounding box appears around the type. 
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Do one of the following: 
To resize the bounding box, position the pointer over a handle—the pointer turns into a double arrow 
—and 
drag. Shift-drag to maintain the proportions of the bounding box. 
(Photoshop) 
a curved, two-sided arrow
To rotate the bounding box, position the pointer outside the bounding border—the pointer turns into
—and drag. Shift-drag to constrain the rotation to 15˚ increments. To change the 
center of rotation, Ctrl-drag (Windows) or Command-drag (Mac OS) the center point to a new location. The 
center point can be outside the bounding box. 
(Photoshop) To skew the bounding box, hold down Ctrl+Shift (Windows) or Command+Shift (Mac OS) and drag 
a side handle. The pointer turns into an arrowhead with a small double arrow 
Skewing type using the bounding box 
(Photoshop) To scale the type as you resize the bounding box, Ctrl-drag (Windows) or Command-drag (Mac OS) 
a corner handle. 
(Photoshop) To resize the bounding box from the center point, Alt-drag (Windows) or Option-drag (Mac OS) a 
corner handle. 
Type layers 
About type layers 
After you create a type layer, you can edit the type and apply layer commands to it. You can change the orientation 
of the type, apply anti-aliasing, convert between point type and paragraph type, create a work path from type, or 
convert type to shapes. You can move, restack, copy, and change the layer options of a type layer as you do for a 
normal layer. You can also make the following changes to a type layer and still edit the type: 
Apply transformation commands from the Edit menu, except for Perspective and Distort. 
Note: To apply the Perspective or Distort commands, or to transform part of the type layer, you must first rasterize the 
type layer, turning the type shapes into a pixel image. Keep in mind that rasterized type no longer has vector outlines and 
is uneditable as type.