ADOBE PREMIERE PRO 2.0
User Guide
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Note:
This procedure deletes only the swatch or name from the display area. The style remains in the library. Use the
Load Style Library, Reset Style Library, or Replace Style Library command to display the style library again.
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To duplicate a style, select it, and choose Duplicate Style from the Titler Styles menu. A duplicate of the selected
style appears in the Titler Styles panel.
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To rename a style, select it, and choose Rename Style from the Titler Styles menu. Type a new name, up to 32
characters, in the Rename Style dialog box, and click OK. Names containing more than 32 characters are
truncated.
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To set a default style, select the style and choose Set Style As Default from the Titler Styles menu. The Titler applies
this style to each object you create from this point.
To manage style libraries
After you create a style, you may want to save it in a collection, or
style library
, with other styles. By default, the styles
you create appear in the current style library, but you can create new libraries in which to save styles. For example,
you can delete the current library display, create new styles as you work, and then save those styles in their own
library.
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In the Titler Styles panel, do any of the following:
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To restore the default style libraries, choose Reset Style Library from the Styles menu.
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To save a style library, choose Save Style Library from the Styles menu. All styles visible in the Styles section are
saved. Specify a name and location for the style library file and click Save. Adobe Premiere Pro saves style library
files with the extension .prsl.
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To load a saved style library, locate it and click Open.
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To replace a style library, choose Replace Style Library from the Styles menu. Locate the style library that you want
to use as a replacement and click Open.
Rolling and crawling titles
Creating rolls and crawls
Though static titles, graphics, and logos may suffice for some projects, many others require titles that move across
the footage. (Titles that move vertically over the footage are called
rolls
. Titles that move horizontally are called
crawls
.) You use the Titler to create smooth, expert rolls and crawls.
Note:
The length of the title in the Timeline panel determines the speed of the roll or crawl. The more you increase the
title clip length, the slower the movement.