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: How to put text onto multiple pen tool subpaths in Photoshop I just spent quite a while making all sorts of paths with the pen tool, and splitting each one up into a subpath by holding control

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I just spent quite a while making all sorts of paths with the pen tool, and splitting each one up into a subpath by holding control and clicking after each one was drawn. It all looks good, but when I write text on one of the paths, the rest disappear. I have each path stroked with the pencil tool but I need the actual paths to remain so I can type onto them.

Is there any way for me to do this? Am I just an idiot and missing something completely obvious? I don't normally work with the text tool so I apologize.

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@Cofer715

Click on the Paths tab located in your Layers Palette and then click on your layer with all of the sub-paths on it, probably called "Work Path"



When you apply the type to a path, it will isolate the one path—on which you've applied the type—from the others and create a new Type Path. In the case above, I typed a bunch of gibberish on one path, hence the name.

This is why you need to click on the Work Path layer to activate those sub-paths again, so you can create another Type Path.

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