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SECTION 11.2
EDITING TITLE PAGES
On mouse-over, title page icons display a text edit gadget in their lower-left
corner (Figure 155).
Click this button (or select Edit Title in the icon context menu) to open the
pop-up Title Page Editor .
Opening the Title Page Editor during playback is permitted, so that Title
Page content can be edited even during display (changes are detected and
shown immediately).
Hint: 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 (Figure 156), indicating the
text object is selected, and a text edit
field opens.
Hint: When the box is yellow the
text can be nudge either a pixel at a
time using ALT + the arrow keys or
five pixels at a time using
SHIFT+ALT+ the arrow keys.
Press Enter or click outside the box to
complete editing operations or press
Tab to advance to next entry field
(press Shift + Tab instead to jump to
the prior text field).
Note that the cursor keys – that is, the left/right and up/down arrows – allow you to navigate between text
fields on the current title page. (If the text edit box is open, left/right arrows change the edit point as usual,
but up/down closes the edit box, and subsequent cursor key actions move to the next object.)
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 suggesting alternatives. Click any entries shown if you wish to update the original.
11.2.1
HEADER TOOLS
FIGURE 157
FIGURE 156
FIGURE 155