ps lose the word some words is why not to show

It's not the color problem, it's the font size problem, and the background typing, if the resolution is too big, the font has to be very large to see, and I once set it to more than 700 to see it.

Because the artistic font you use doesn't have the word you want to type, you can only change to other fonts.

If you change the font style, you can see that this is the font that you are using now, and the style you are using now does not support it.

Try using traditional or a different font style.

Maybe it's covered by another layer. You can see the adjustment text layer on it.

The landlord you have to make sure that you are using the international simplified font library, in this way, as long as the font includes this word, it will be possible!

Sometimes I type in traditional Chinese, but in fact the font is the same, but the encoding inside is different, and it won't be recognized!

Well, you have to know that the word you want to type has actually been lost, but it is the same color as the background, and you can see the ......... by changing the colorps: ps is like this, no matter what color the background is, the word you lose is the same color as the background .........b sweat, beginners are more depressed this question .........

For example, my ** background is black, and now I am tuned to the horizontal text tool, and the text color (that is, the color in the small box in the picture below, the small box is on the right side of the upper part of the screen) is black, so of course I can't see what you typed

Hello, it's a matter of fonts, you can change the font.

There are several reasons for the situation you are talking about, you can try to do the following, and the text will appear.

1.The first case is that the text layer is below the ** layer, so it is blocked and invisible, in this case, you just need to move the text layer up.

Here's how to do it: select the Chinese layer and drag it up, or press the shortcut key Ctrl+].

2.The second case is that the color of the text is the same as the color of the background, so the text is not visible. Just change the color.

Here's how to do it: select the Chinese layer, click the color in the property bar, and replace the text with another color different from the background color.

3.The third case is that there is a problem with the resolution of **. Just change the image resolution.

Here's how to do it: delete the text layer you entered before, change the resolution of the image to be larger than the original resolution, and then re-enter the text.

4.Enter Chinese in English. In this case, all you need to do is switch the input state.

Here's how to do it: select the Chinese character layer and replace the style in the property bar with a Chinese font.

Summary. Hello dear, according to the situation you described, ps input text but can't see the details as follows: 1, first we open ps to enter the main interface, and then we open a** or create a new canvas, we click on the text in the toolbar, you can start writing, under normal circumstances, we can see the words we write, but sometimes we can't see what to do, it may be because the font is too small, we click on the font size, we choose a relatively large font size, you can see the font, There may also be that the color of the font is the same as the color of the background, we can click on the color at the bottom of the toolbar, we set a different color from the background color, you can see the font, and there is another reason that the resolution is too low or too high, we click "image" "image size", and then we are in the interface that pops up, modify its resolution to the appropriate size, and finally you can see that the font entered by ps can be displayed.

Hello dear, according to the situation you described, PS input text but can't see the details as follows: 1, first we open PS to enter the main interface, and then we slag to open a ** or create a new canvas, we click on the text in the wide beam potato toolbar, you can start writing, under normal circumstances, we can see the words we write, but sometimes we can't see what to do, it may be because the font is too small, we click on the font size, we choose a relatively large font size, you can see the font, It is also possible that the color of the font is the same as the color of the background, we can click on the color at the bottom of the toolbar, we set a different color from the background color, you can see the font, and there is another reason that the resolution is too low or too high, we click "image" "image size", and then we are in the pop-up interface, modify its resolution to the appropriate size, and finally you can see that the font entered by ps can be displayed.

This ** can't be typed no matter what.

Hello dear, according to the situation you described, ps, there are two reasons: 1The color of the text is the same as the background 2The text layer is overwritten.

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Some words in ps cannot be typed solutions: 1. First of all, we need to know the fault reasons why ps Chinese characters cannot be typed, whether the font size is too small, and whether the text layer is blocked by other layers and blends into the background; If after using the text tool to input, the flash and moving vertical marks are gone, and there is only one small dot, and only a small dot can be seen after typing, it may be caused by the problem of document size and layer. 2. Create a new white document with the same width and high pixel value, and the resolution of the field must be written as 72 when you establish **; 3. Then use the text tool to enter the text you need to enter on this white background layer; 4. Open the image - image size in turn, or use the combination shortcut key ALT+CTRL+I to check the image size of the established white**; At this point, we can solve this problem by changing the same value to the size of the image that just can't be typed; 5. Then we press alt+ctrl+i to bring up the image size in the file where we can't input text, modify the file size, and the value should be consistent with the size of the new white ** file before.

Change the value and click OK; At this point, select the text tool again, and you will find that you can enter text!