To commit your type to its type layer, you can also do any of the following in addition to clicking the Commit button (which looks like a check mark):
- Press Enter on the numeric keypad. The main Enter (or Return on the Mac) starts a new line or paragraph, instead.
- Hold down the Ctrl key (or the Ô key on the Mac) and press the main Enter key (Return on the Mac).
- Click any other tool in the Tools palette. You don’t actually have to use the tool, but you must click the tool (as opposed to pressing the keyboard shortcut that’s associated with the tool).
- Click in the Layers, Channels, Paths, Actions, History, or Styles palettes.
- Select any menu command.
- Press Enter on the numeric keypad. The main Enter (or Return on the Mac) starts a new line or paragraph, instead.
- Hold down the Ctrl key (or the Ô key on the Mac) and press the main Enter key (Return on the Mac).
- Click any other tool in the Tools palette. You don’t actually have to use the tool, but you must click the tool (as opposed to pressing the keyboard shortcut that’s associated with the tool).
- Click in the Layers, Channels, Paths, Actions, History, or Styles palettes.
- Select any menu command.
Committing Type to a Type Layer in Photoshop
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