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How to Make Back-word Text in Photoshop

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Hi. I would like to know how to make back-word text because I am currently making a skin in Photoshop. I've seen it done before, I just don't know how to. Sorry if I posted this in the wrong section, but it's Photoshop related, which can *yes, most likely* go in Random. Thanks.

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    Press the layer where the word is in. Following: Control+T. *A square will come around your text, which makes you able to move the text and edit. Right mouse in that square: Flip Horizontal.

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    Hi. I would like to know how to make back-word text because I am currently making a skin in Photoshop. I've seen it done before, I just don't know how to. Sorry if I posted this in the wrong section, but it's Photoshop related, which can *yes, most likely* go in Random. Thanks.

    1. Select your desired text media.

    2. Go to edit

    3. Click Transform

    4. Click "Flip Horizontally"

    Done.

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