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: How can I quickly enter editing mode of a selected text layer? I'm looking to solve a workflow issue; editing a selected layer's text without having to go back to the mouse each time. You

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I'm looking to solve a workflow issue; editing a selected layer's text without having to go back to the mouse each time. You can change the selected layer via keyboard shortcuts, so if you could also enter editing mode through the keyboard you could quickly shift through items to edit them.

Is there a keyboard shortcut (or alternative method) that can be used to quickly enter text editing mode of a selected text layer?

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@Radia289

Here is an idea... has its downfalls though...

Edit the text you wish in one text area.
Hit control + s to save.

It will exit that text and you can then click the next with text tool.

Obviously its not perfect but most of the time when I am editing multiple text blocks this works.

Cheers

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@Bryan765

cmd + enter then move to the next text :)

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@Reiling762

Just select the " T " on the toolbar on your left and click on top of the text you want to EDIT! Edit it click check-mark on top and move to the next text, this way you don't even need to go on finding the layers etc...

Much easier than all other suggestions :P
hope this helps

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@Correia448

The shortcut to popup the edit text window is: Ctrl / Cmd+T, after that for each effects on the text edit window there are shortcuts available. Please refer the below link. Hope it will helpful.
www.shortcutworld.com/en/win/Photoshop_CS5.html and www.photoshopgurus.com/forum/quick-tips-and-techniques/27266-photoshop-keyboard-shortcuts-text-typography.html

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@Si6392903

1.go to text layer.
2.press ctrl+t
3.you can able to edit,move,resize

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@Murray664

@Scott and @ckpepper02 : the OP asked for a way to do it WITHOUT using the mouse. So, your answers that require clicking the mouse are clearly not appropriate.
@christian : If you want to edit keyboard shortcuts, press CTRL-ALT-SHIFT-K to bring up that menu.

Unfortunately I've looked through all options in this menu and it doesn't seem possible to assign a keyboard shortcut to the "edit text" action. I'll try some more things and let you know.

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@Deb5748823

I've discovered that the contextual menu for the Type tool has as the first item "Edit Type…", but I've no clue how to either invoke that menu via keyboard shortcuts or assign a keyboard shortcut to that menu item.

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@Nimeshi706

Double-click the thumbnail icon for the text layer. This will highlight the text for editing.

I think that's about as close to a shortcut as you'll get.

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@Kevin459

Only shortcut I know of is:


Select your text layer
Press T
Click on the text object you want to edit

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@LarsenBagley460

I don't think that there is a shortcut to do this. You could possibly create a custom shortcut for it though. It definitely would be useful, as of now I just double click the text icon and hit Ctrl / Option > Enter / Return when I'm done to exit editing mode.

Good luck!

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