Apple iDVD '08 - Manual (Page 23)

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4 To change the color of the text, press Command (x)-I while the button is selected.
This opens the Button Info window, shown below. It has the same controls as the in-
place editor, plus additional ones.
5 Click the color control (its default color is white) to open the Colors window, and then
try out different color selections in the Colors window.
As you click colors, the button label changes to the color you selected. When you find a
color you want to use, close the Colors window.
To change the appearance of all button labels at once, select one button and then
choose Edit > Select All Buttons. Then press Command (x)-I to open the Button Info
window. Any selections you make will apply to all button labels.
6 To save your work, choose File > Save.
Changing Button Shapes
You can turn any text button into a shape (or image) button. Image buttons consist of
a text label and a shape thumbnail. You can add photos or movie clips to the
thumbnail portion of image buttons to add visual interest to your menus.
Image buttons on a menu can be all the same shape, or you can mix styles.
To change button shapes:
1 From the main menu, select one of the buttons by clicking it once, and then choose
Edit > Select All Buttons.
If you want each button to be different, you can select buttons and change their styles
one at a time.
Click the color control to
select a new color for the
selected text.