Roxio Creator 2010 Product Manual - Page 214

Working with text, Adding text to menus, Command, Previous, Index

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214 Roxio Creator User Guide www.roxio.com 4 In the Type box, select the type of button for which you want to change the style: ■ Command: To display styles for the Movie and Submenu buttons. ■ Next: To display styles for the right arrow button, which displays the next linked menu. ■ Previous: To display styles for the left arrow button, which displays the previous linked menu. ■ Home: To display styles for the text button labeled "Home," which returns you from a submenu to the parent menu. ■ Up: To display styles for the "up arrow" button, which returns you from a submenu to the parent menu. ■ Chapter Index: To display styles for the chapter index buttons, which display in some menu styles. 5 Choose whether to apply the change to the selected buttons, all of the buttons on the current menu, or all buttons in the project. 6 Drag the style you want to use onto a selected button, if any buttons are selected, or onto one of the buttons for which you want to change the style. Working with text In addition to the menu titles and button labels that MyDVD creates automatically, you can add blocks of text to menus. You can edit text blocks, including button labels and the menu title. You can also change the appearance of the text-font, size, color, and so on. Adding text to menus To add a text block to a menu: 1 In the Project View area (Menus tab), click the icon of the menu to which you want to add the text. 2 On the Preview toolbar, click Add Text.

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4
In the Type box, select the type of button for which you want to
change the style:
Command
: To display styles for the Movie and Submenu
buttons.
Next:
To display styles for the right arrow button, which displays
the next linked menu.
Previous:
To display styles for the left arrow button, which
displays the previous linked menu.
Home:
To display styles for the text button labeled “Home,”
which returns you from a submenu to the parent menu.
Up:
To display styles for the “up arrow” button, which returns
you from a submenu to the parent menu.
Chapter Index:
To display styles for the chapter index buttons,
which display in some menu styles.
5
Choose whether to apply the change to the selected buttons, all of the
buttons on the current menu, or all buttons in the project.
6
Drag the style you want to use onto a selected button, if any buttons
are selected, or onto one of the buttons for which you want to change
the style.
Working with text
In addition to the menu titles and button labels that MyDVD creates
automatically, you can add blocks of text to menus. You can edit text blocks,
including button labels and the menu title. You can also change the
appearance of the text—font, size, color, and so on.
Adding text to menus
To add a text block to a menu:
1
In the Project View area (Menus tab), click the icon of the menu to
which you want to add the text.
2
On the Preview toolbar, click
Add Text
.