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Solution: Using type styles

Solution: Using type styles

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Solution: Using type styles

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(upbeat music) - [Instructor] How did you get on with the challenge? I'm sure that you did really, really well but if not, keep going. You'll get there eventually. So here is my result and what I did was I created a new paragraph style which I called reversed out. That's a term for where you actually punched through something, typically white text on top of something that anything that's lighter or goes through maybe an image or a background, as is the case here. So I'm just going to go into the style options and show you exactly what I did here. So I stuck with study. I increased the weight to semi bold because when you do reverse text out you read it in a slightly different way. It's you need to kind of pick into the lettering more which is why you should never do huge blocks of text. Ideally, unless you do something like increase the weight or as I've done here, just marginally increase the size. You can see I've…

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