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iDVD Addendum—Chapter 2

Editing Text

Not all text needs to be in service of buttons

or submenus—edit and add your own text

boxes. The following steps apply to changing

the contents of text blocks; in the next chap-

ter, I’ll cover more settings such as changing

the font and style.

To edit text:

1. Click once to select a button or title, and

then click again to select the text (Figure

2.22). Don’t double-click the button,

however, because that will either play its

movie or take you to a submenu.

Type your text. Hit Return or Enter to

break the line (Figure 2.23).

Click outside the text ﬁeld to deselect it

and accept your changes.

To add new text:

1. Choose Add Text from the Project menu,

or press Command-K. A new text block

appears (Figure 2.24).

Edit the text as described above.

3. Position the text by dragging it where

you want it; unlike the default behavior

of buttons and menu titles, which snap

to an invisible grid, a new text block can

be placed anywhere on the screen. (See

the next chapter for more on positioning

buttons.)

4 Tip

n If the Inspector window is visible, the

font formatting controls do not appear

beneath the text.

To delete text:

1. Click a text block once to select it.

2. Press the Delete key, or choose Delete

from the Edit menu. The text vanishes.

Figure 2.22 Click a button twice (but don’t double-

click) to edit its text.

Editing Text

Figure 2.23 Create multi-line text boxes by pressing

Return or Enter.

Figure 2.24 Add text blocks that aren’t buttons or

submenus.

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