Apple iDVD '08 - Manual (Page 24)

24 Chapter 2 Learn iDVD
2 Click Buttons to open the Buttons pane, shown below.
3 From the pop-up menu at the top of the pane, choose Rounded.
The three button options at the top of the pop-up menu—Text, Bullets, and Shapes—
add a graphical element to your buttons that in most cases appears only when the
button is highlighted. The four button options at the bottom of the pop-up menu
create buttons that have a label and a shape to which you can add an image or movie
clip.
4 Click one of the button shapes.
Try different button shapes until you find one that looks good on your menu. The icon
(the gray circle with a slash) at the top of the Buttons pane changes all selected
buttons to text-only buttons.
Most likely, when you apply a shape, the buttons on your menu will overlap. You’ll fix
that in step 6 below.
5 With your buttons still selected, press Command (x)-I again to open the Button Info
window.
Use the controls in the Button Info window to make other creative decisions:
 Use the Thumbnail slider to change the size of the button shape.
 Use the label pop-up menu to change where the button label appears in relation to
its shape.
Select a category of
button shapes using
this pop-up menu.
Click this icon to change
a button to text only.