You can save formatted text as text presets. For example, if you annotate screenshots in Corel PaintShop Pro regularly, you can create an annotation text style that includes your preferred font, text size, color, and other settings, and save it as a preset for quick access. Likewise if you create collage pages or flyers and use the same text styles each time—presets help you keep the pages consistent.
To save a text style as a preset
Edit tab
1 Create and select the formatted text that you want to save as a preset.
2 On the Tool Options palette, click the Presets drop-list, and click the Save preset button to display the Save Preset dialog box.
3 Type a name for the preset.
Note: You cannot use “Default” or “Last Used” as the name for a preset.
If you want to enter additional preset information or customize which settings are included, click Options.
4 Click OK.
You can delete, rename, copy, or move a preset text style by clicking the Resource Manager button in the Presets drop-list, clicking a text style in the list, and clicking the corresponding button for the action that you want to perform. For more general information about presets, see Using and creating presets.
To apply a preset text style
Edit tab
1 With the Text tool , select the text that you want to format.
2 On the Tool Options palette, click the Presets drop-list, and hover over the text styles to see a live preview of the style on your text.
