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ENCORE CS3 95 User Guide Masks or layer effects in replacement layers are preserved when an image is dragged onto the layer in the Menu Viewer. 5 In the Layers panel, double-click the layer name of the placeholder image, and add (!) to the beginning of its name. 6 In Photoshop, choose File > Save, and then choose File > Close. The changes are saved, and the menu is updated in Encore. Chapter indexes About chapter indexes A chapter index is a series of linked submenus that contain buttons that link to all the chapters in a timeline or slide show. Many DVDs contain an option for selecting from a list of chapters or scenes. If your video includes more chapters than can fit in a single menu, it can be time-consuming to link all the submenus together. When you use the Create Chapter Index command, you can generate the chapter submenus automatically. For example, if your timeline has 18 chapter points, you can create a menu with six chapter buttons. When you choose Create Chapter Index, Encore generates three submenus, each containing six chapter buttons that link to the appropriate chapter points. Other navigation buttons, such as Next and Previous, are also updated automatically. Automatically generated submenus For a tutorial on creating a chapter index, visit Resource Center on the Adobe website. Create a chapter index menu A chapter index menu contains chapter buttons as well as navigation buttons to take the viewer through the menus that comprise the chapter index. The key to creating a chapter index menu is assigning the appropriate button types to the buttons. The button types identify the buttons so Encore can link them correctly when generating the index. For example, Encore links chapter buttons to chapter points, but leaves normal buttons unchanged. 1 Create or open the menu to use as the chapter index menu. 2 Add the necessary navigation buttons, such as Main Menu, Next, and Previous, to the menu.

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ENCORE CS3
User Guide
95
Masks or layer effects in replacement layers are preserved when an image is dragged onto the layer in the Menu
Viewer.
5
In the Layers panel, double-click the layer name of the placeholder image, and add
(!)
to the beginning of its name.
6
In Photoshop, choose File > Save, and then choose File > Close.
The changes are saved, and the menu is updated in Encore.
Chapter indexes
About chapter indexes
A
chapter index
is a series of linked submenus that contain buttons that link to all the chapters in a timeline or slide
show. Many DVDs contain an option for selecting from a list of chapters or scenes. If your video includes more
chapters than can fit in a single menu, it can be time-consuming to link all the submenus together. When you use
the Create Chapter Index command, you can generate the chapter submenus automatically.
For example, if your timeline has 18 chapter points, you can create a menu with six chapter buttons. When you
choose Create Chapter Index, Encore generates three submenus, each containing six chapter buttons that link to the
appropriate chapter points. Other navigation buttons, such as Next and Previous, are also updated automatically.
Automatically generated submenus
For a tutorial on creating a chapter index, visit Resource Center on the Adobe website.
Create a chapter index menu
A chapter index menu contains chapter buttons as well as navigation buttons to take the viewer through the menus
that comprise the chapter index. The key to creating a chapter index menu is assigning the appropriate button types
to the buttons. The button types identify the buttons so Encore can link them correctly when generating the index.
For example, Encore links
chapter
buttons to chapter points, but leaves
normal
buttons unchanged.
1
Create or open the menu to use as the chapter index menu.
2
Add the necessary navigation buttons, such as Main Menu, Next, and Previous, to the menu.