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ADOBE PREMIERE PRO 2.0
User Guide
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Do any of the following in the Effect Controls panel:
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To change the font, choose one from the Font menu. (You may have to select the triangle next to Text to see the
text attribute options.)
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To set a text style, choose an option from the Font Style menu, or click the Bold, Italic, or Underline icons. You can
click more than one icon.
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To change the text size, choose an option from the Text Size menu.
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To change the text color, click the Text Color button and choose a color from the Color Picker.
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To apply the text settings to similar text items in all menus, click Apply To All Scene Buttons, Apply To All Text
Buttons, or Apply To All Marker Buttons. The button available depends on the type of text item you are changing.
To animate buttons
You can add video to Main Menu and Scene buttons if the template contains buttons that display a thumbnail.
1 At the bottom of the DVD Layout panel, click the small version of the menu you want to change. A larger version
of the menu appears in the panel.
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Select a button in the DVD Layout panel.
3 In the Effect Controls panel, select Motion Menu Button.
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Set the In point where you want the clip to start playing when the menu is displayed. You can either use the
Play/Stop button to view the clip in the thumbnail, or edit the In Point timecode field.
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To set the duration for the clip to play, click the background of the menu, and then, in the Effect Controls panel
under Motion Menu Buttons, edit the Duration timecode field.
Note:
The duration you set for a motion menu button applies to all motion menu buttons on the DVD. The maximum
duration is 30 seconds.
To customize menu backgrounds
You can personalize the menu background with either a video clip, a video clip with audio, an audio clip, or a still
image.
1 At the bottom of the DVD Layout panel, click the small version of the menu you want to change. A larger version
of the menu appears in the panel.
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Drag the clip (video or audio) or still image from the Project panel to the drop zone in the Effect Controls panel.
Alternatively, you can click Browse to locate a clip on your hard drive, or select a clip in the Timeline panel. If the
clip contains both video and audio, you can drag it to either drop zone.