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Make sure you have another &nbsp;copy of your file.<br />
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Try this:<br />
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Go to layer menu &gt;&gt;&nbsp;Rasterize &gt;&gt;&nbsp;Rasterize layer / rasterize all and check if that helps.
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Make sure you have another  copy of your file.

Try this:

Go to layer menu >> Rasterize >> Rasterize layer / rasterize all and check if that helps.

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I tried that. NOw how do I select the box and see if the text moves with it?
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I tried that. NOw how do I select the box and see if the text moves with it?

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If you Rasterize for example 3 layers, &nbsp;then all those three layers will move together when you move any of them.
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If you Rasterize for example 3 layers,  then all those three layers will move together when you move any of them.

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Ok, so If I rasterize the box and its contents, they will become one?
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Ok, so If I rasterize the box and its contents, they will become one?

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Yes,<br />
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then just unlock the background.<br />
select Move tool.<br />
select text layer / rectangle layer.<br />
move mouse on top of it.<br />
press and hold left mouse click and move it.
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Yes,

then just unlock the background.
select Move tool.
select text layer / rectangle layer.
move mouse on top of it.
press and hold left mouse click and move it.

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The move tool stopped working. And there is never a locked background.
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The move tool stopped working. And there is never a locked background.

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Path Selection Tool<br />
<br />
or <br />
<br />
Direct Selection Tool?
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Path Selection Tool

or

Direct Selection Tool?

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I was using the wrong one! Thanks
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Excellent ! and you're very Welcome.
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I forgot, the question was about locking in the text with the box. Rasterizing does not seem to work.
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I forgot, the question was about locking in the text with the box. Rasterizing does not seem to work.

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Can you start over, by creating a text field, dropping it into the box, then step through how to make it anchor to the box?
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Can you start over, by creating a text field, dropping it into the box, then step through how to make it anchor to the box?

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I will post a new question for that...
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here it is...<br />
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<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29059629/ED-PhotoShop-CC-Anchoring-text-to-a-rectangle.html" rel="ugc nofollow">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29059629/ED-PhotoShop-CC-Anchoring-text-to-a-rectangle.html</a>
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here it is...

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29059629/ED-PhotoShop-CC-Anchoring-text-to-a-rectangle.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29059629/ED-PhotoShop-CC-Anchoring-text-to-a-rectangle.html]

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I got it working!<br />
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YOur first instructions worked. I just needed to multi-select the layers.<br />
<br />
Thanks<br />
<br />
:)
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I got it working!

YOur first instructions worked. I just needed to multi-select the layers.

Thanks

:)

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Exactly, glad to hear that.
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I see how to create a rectangle and how to place text on the page. I can even add it to the rectangle. But I want the text to travel with the rectangle, as I move it around.<br />
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How?
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I see how to create a rectangle and how to place text on the page. I can even add it to the rectangle. But I want the text to travel with the rectangle, as I move it around.

How?

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