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To increase and decrease your text size, select all of your text in a type layer and press Command-Shift-< or > (PC:
Ctrl-Shift-< or >). Command-Shift-< decreases the text, while Command-Shift-> increases the text.
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David A said on — November 11, 2009 @ 1:51 pm
This goes for Illustrator and InDesign, too. Nice time saver.