To create new text, in the Control Center click Design → Text, and click the desired location in the working area. A cursor will appear as a thick vertical line, matching the height of the selected font size. Type the text as usual using the keyboard. To add new lines, press the Enter key. You can delete characters and navigate through the text using the keyboard’s arrow keys. Alternatively, you can place the text cursor at any location by clicking the mouse at the desired position.

Selecting the Attributes of the Text

The Control Center allows you to modify the text attributes, whether for new text or text that has already been entered.

Font Type

This section allows you to select the desired font type. To choose a font, click the arrow on the right side of the font box to display the list of available fonts. All fonts currently installed on your system will be shown. You can scroll through the list using the scrollbar on the right to find the desired font. Once you locate it, click on the font to select it.

At the top of the font list, separated by a double line, you will find the fonts previously used in the design, providing a shortcut for reselecting fonts already in use. Below the font list, additional attributes such as Bold and Italics may be available, depending on the chosen font’s properties.

Font Size

Specify the size of the text, whether you are entering new text or modifying existing text. You can also choose options such as Versalite, Subscript, or Superscript.

To set the font size, enter the desired value in the corresponding field. The size is determined based on the height of the uppercase characters in the chosen font. For example, if you type "Hello" and set a font size, the height of the "H" will correspond to the specified size.

You can adjust the text size at any time to create texts of varying sizes, such as having different sizes on separate lines.

The Uppercase Converter, Versalite, Subscript, Superscript, and Superscript attributes modify the size and position of the characters. You can find these text formatting properties in the Control Center section under Design → Text → Char.

• Versalite: Converts lowercase characters to uppercase, but retains the size of lowercase letters. For example, entering "Dollar" normally will result in "DOLLAR" with smaller uppercase letters.
• Subscript: Reduces the character size and positions it below the text baseline. For example, if you type "CO" and then select the Subscript button before typing "2", the result will appear as "CO₂".
• Superscript: Reduces the character size and positions it above the text baseline. For example, if you type "256" and then select the Superscript button before typing "2", the result will appear as "256²".

Alignment and Line Spacing

In this section, we can control the appearance of multiple lines of text, such as whether they are centered or the spacing between them. The Aligning section includes three buttons that allow the text to be aligned to the left, right, or center.