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iDVD Addendum—Chapter 3

Editing Text Formatting

A hallmark of the Macintosh has been the

capability to change the appearance of text

onscreen. Sure, every computer now offers

dozens of fonts and styles, but in 1984 that

capability was a big deal. So it’s sensible that

you can change the font, alignment, and color

of your menu titles, buttons, and text blocks.

To edit text formatting:

1. Click the text block you want to edit. If

the Inspector window is not visible, a set

of pop-up menus appears below the text

(Figure 3.1). If the Inspector is visible, it

becomes either the Text Info window or

the Button Info window, depending on

the text that’s selected (Figure 3.2).

To change the text’s font and size, use the

following pop-up menus.

Family. Choose a font family from

this pop-up menu to change the font.

Typeface. Choose the style of font

from this pop-up menu.

Size. Choose a font size from this

pop-up menu.

With the Inspector window visible, you

can also edit the following attributes:

Color. Click the Color ﬁeld to display

the Colors palette and choose a new

color (Figure 3.3).

Shadow. Drop shadows are often

overused in design, but in DVD

menus they often make the text more

readable. Click this checkbox to add a

subtle drop shadow behind the text.

Figure 3.1 Change the formatting of the menu title

or stand-alone text blocks in the Preview window.

Family Typeface Size

Editing Text Formatting

Figure 3.2 The Inspector window includes font

formatting settings, but changes depending on what’s

selected: a button (top) or a text block, such as the

menu’s title (bottom).

Color

Shadow

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