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Entering type at a point
You can use the type tool to enter type
anywhere in the Illustrator work area,
without first defining a bounding area
for the type. Entering type this way, for
example, would be a good way to type
in a caption for an illustration.
To enter type at a specific point:
1
Select the type tool . The pointer
changes to an I-beam within a dotted
box.
The small horizontal line near the bot-
tom of the I-beam marks the position of
the type baseline. The baseline is the
line on which the type rests.
2
Click where you want the type to
begin.
Be sure not to click an existing object,
because clicking an object converts it
into a container or path for the type. If
an existing object is located where you
want to enter type, hide the object, or
enter the type away from the object
and reposition the type over the object
afterward.