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This document provides instructions for using the Text tool in Adobe Animate to add different types of text to a stage. The Text tool allows users to add static, dynamic, or input text with options to set the font, size, and direction. Users can select the Text tool, adjust settings in the Property Inspector, click on the stage to add text, and then select the Arrow tool when finished.
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- 1. Adding Text LESSON 4
- 2. Text Tool This tool is used to add letters, numbers and symbols into your stage.
- 3. Text tool Options 1. Text type Static text fields display text that doesn’t change characters dynamically. Dynamic text fields display dynamically updating text, such as sports scores, stock quotes or weather reports. Input text fields enables users to enter text in forms or surveys.
- 4. Text tool Options 2. Font 3. Font Size 4. Change Direction of Text (Horizontal, Vertical-Left to Right, Vertical-right to left) >and many more options that you can find on the Property Inspector.
- 5. Using the Text tool Select the Text tool. Change the settings of the text by accessing the Property Inspector. Click anywhere on the stage. Select the Arrow tool when done.