Center the text vertically in the text box

When you open a text box how do Center you the text in the middle of the top to bottom (Pacific), not from left to right. The text begins immediately in the upper left corner. I need it in the Center with a size of predefined text box, so that if you drew a line through the center of the box from left to right, or half top of the letters above the line and the lower half would be lower than the median line. In other words it should be the same distance above the words and the top edge of the text box, on the bottom of the text box in the Center.

Point text when the text is not in a box. When you select the "T" tool, click once and start typing. The paragraph text is when you click and drag to create a box. Since you have already typed what you wanted, you can always change to Point text with a right click on the text layer in the layers panel and click "Convert the text to Point".

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