

Select the type you want to underline or strike through. Use the Control panel to quickly change the color of selected type. Apply fills, strokes, transparency settings, effects, and graphic styles as desired. To fill or stroke a type path, select the type path. To change the appearance of specific characters in a type object, select the characters. Change the color and appearance of characters.

Click the Type tool and click or drag to create a text box in the destination file. Paste text without the source formatting. Click Replace to replace the text string, then click Find Next to find the next instance.Ĭlick Replace All to replace all instances of the text string in the document. If Illustrator finds an instance of the text string, do one of the following. Searches the file from the bottom to the top of the stacking order. Searches only for entire words that match the text in the Find box. To customize how Illustrator searches for the specified text string, select any of the following options. Enter the text string you want to find and, if desired, the text string with which to replace it. If you do click a character, you will select the type object instead of the type path.

Select the Direct Selection tool or the Group Selection tool.Ĭlick the type path, being careful not to click the characters. Position the pointer in a paragraph, and triple-click to select the entire paragraph. Position the pointer in a word, and double-click to select that word. Shift-drag to extend or reduce the selection. Select any type tool, and do one of the following.ĭrag to select one or more characters.
