Customizing Type

'Point Type' is a kind of ​ (a)   entry in Illustrator. If you simply ​ (b)   your mouse using the type tool, ​ (c)   type will appear. You can then ​ (d)   this text and change the ​ (e)   settings.

• text
• click
• placeholder
• edit
• character

If you desire your text to fit inside a designated drawn 'box', you need to

• Draw a rectangle using the rectangle tool.

• Drag a box with the 'type' tool.

• This cannot be done.

'Point type' is made by clicking your mouse on your artboard using the 'type' tool. When entering in your text, it will wrap to your artboard.

• True: Yes, it works just like Google Docs or Word.

• False: The text will continue on a single line.

​ (a)   is used when the designer wants to ​ (b)   text in a ​ (c)   space. This is accomplished by clicking and ​ (d)   your text cursor to create your confined area.

• fit
• Area Type
• confined
• dragging

Creating text along a ​ (a)   is created by holding down the ​ (b)   key while ​ (c)   on your desired path. You can then ​ (d)   your font face, color and size

• path
• alt
• clicking
• edit

You have just placed your client's business name on a path. In order to ​ (a)   your title, use the ​ (b)   tool to ​ (c)   your new curved text and accompanying circle.

• center
• selection
• rotate

In a previous tutorial, you were asked to customize letters to create a unique graphic. To do this, you had to create ​ (a)   from your type character. This transforms text into ​ (b)   . To customize letters, you used the ​ (c)   selection tool to ​ (d)   the ​ (e)   points you wanted to move.

• outlines
• shapes
• direct
• activate
• anchor