NewTek TriCaster TCXD300, User Manual

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Title Page content can be edited during both play and display (changes are detected and shown
immediately). Opening the pop-up Title Page Editor during playback is permitted. The panel can
be re-sized by dragging its lower-right corner, and re-positioned by dragging its titlebar.
When you move the mouse over text in the Title Page Editor’s preview pane, a white bounding-
box appears. If you click once inside the box it turns yellow, indicating the text object is selected.
If you begin editing the text by pressing a character on your keyboard, a text edit field opens
(alternatively, double-click to open the text entry field). Press
Enter or click outside the box to
complete the operation.
Hint: A red line under a character or word indicates the spell-checker is questioning its spelling.
Right-click the word to open a menu showing various suggested alternatives. Click one of these if
you wish to update the original.
A number of keystroke shortcuts are available to help you edit text quickly. Typing keystrokes as
listed below will produce the result shown:

Any character(s) – text input box opens with the current string cleared and (only) the
new character(s) entered.

Home – text input box opens with cursor before the first character of the current string.

End – text input box opens with cursor after the last character of the current string.

Delete – text input box opens empty (the original string is cleared).

Spacebar – text input box opens with original text string deleted and a space character
inserted in its place.

Up or Left Arrow key – text input box opens with the cursor between the last two
characters of the current string.
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Down or Right Arrow key – text input box opens with cursor at the end of the string.

Backspace – text input box opens with the last character of the string deleted and the
cursor at the (new) end of the string.
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