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Hello, we are going to go through how to add formatted text to a template. Formatted text is different to a normal text box. A normal text box will use the format of whatever you have set in the template editor, whereas the formatted text will use the format set in Clik. For example, lets open this quote and go to notes. Lets enter some text in here and edit the format. Now lets go to the template editor and lets open this quote template. Lets create a formatted text box by finding text at the top and dragging it to where you want it to show on the template. Now we have to choose the tag of where we want the text and format to come from on the quote. So in this example, we want it to come from the notes tab therefore the tag is notes formatted. Lets save this quote, close down the editor and find our quote again. Now lets print to that template. You can see the text with the format from the quote has printed onto the template. Thank you for listening
