Now, to continue typing text, double click the word 'designs' to switch to the Type tool. To undo the text sizing you just did, choose Edit, Undo Scale. This can be really useful when you're trying to stretch your text in different ways, maybe to achieve a certain look for a logo or for a heading for a poster for instance. Notice that you're stretching both the text and the box. Come to a corner of the box around the text and drag. Now so that you can move the text object and resize it and do different things to it, select the Selection tool in the Tools panel on the left. To zoom into the text so it's easier to see, choose View, Zoom In, and do that a couple of times so it appears a little larger. With the text still selected, type 'designs'. The text you see is placeholder text, and something you can replace. This type of text is called point type and is perfect for creating a headline on a poster or a line of text for a logo for instance. After you click, a small line of text should appear. In a blank area in the artboard on the right, simply click to add some text. To start with, select the Type tool in the Tools panel on the left. If you open this file, to make sure you can see all of the artwork in the document, choose View, Fit All in Window. To follow along, you can open your own Illustrator document or this file from the practice files for this tutorial. To get started with type, you'll add a single line of text with the Type tool and apply a few basic formatting options to it.
Adobe Illustrator makes it easy to add text to your different projects and gives you some really powerful formatting options as well.
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