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Text on a path: Simply draw the path using the Pen Tool, then type the text close to that path. Once you've done so, you should select from the Sketch menu > Text> Text on path. Et voila!

You can also Edit Text Styles in the Components View. Switch to the Components View and click on the Text Styles tab in the toolbar. Choose the style that you want to edit and make your changes in the Inspector. Any changes you make will automatically apply across layers that use that Text Style in your document.

Alternatively, press T , then click anywhere on your Canvas and start typing. You can also click, then drag to create a fixed size text box where text will wrap to a new line instead of expanding the size of the text box.

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Switch to the Components View and click on the Text Styles tab in the toolbar. Choose the style that you want to edit and make your changes in the Inspector. Any changes you make will automatically apply across layers that use that Text Style in your document.

Right-click the text on which you want to base a new style. In the mini toolbar that appears, click Styles, and then click Create a Style. In the Create New Style from Formatting dialog box, give your style a name and click OK.

They'll appear in the Insert Window and in the Components popover under Appearance in the Inspector. You can also access Text and Layer Styles via the Insert menu, and like Symbols, Library Styles have a link icon next to their group name to indicate they're part of a Library.

Creating a Symbol in the toolbar, Layer > Create Symbol in the menu, or press ? Y on your keyboard. Give your Symbol a name and choose whether to send its Source version to a separate Symbols page or keep it on the page you're currently looking at.