The Tracking tool (the palette Character) defines the interval between your letters. A negative value brings them closer, while a positive moves them apart. If you work a lot with text you will be changing this value constantly, so it will be useful to have a quick way to reset it to zero on your selected text.
This is done simply …

When the Color Picker window is open click on the button Custom. The default is Rantone Solid Coated. However, Photoshop offers several color combinations. To select a different color pallet, click and hold the mouse over the Book pop-up menu and you will see a list of color combinations to choose what you want.

In the large preview screen that lets you see how the image will appear when you apply the selected filter, if you click within the image it will appear before the application of the filter and if you release the mouse button you’ll see how it looks. So you’ve just created a “before” and “after” filter, or maybe a ‘preview’ …

After making the first selection, go to the options-bar and click the second icon from the left (called the add to Selection), now you can add additional areas without holding down shift like you normally would.

If you typed text which is still in the text layer, in other words, you haven’t digitalized it yet and Photoshop doesn’t allow you to use the Warp Text function, this is because you have probably selected Faux Bold or Faux Italic palette in character. The weird thing is that when you apply these virtual formatting strong and lateral scripts, …