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Using Click to DVD
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Rotate a picture by selecting the picture, and then clicking either Rotate Counter Clockwise or
Rotate Clockwise.
When the confirmation dialog box appears, click OK.
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Enlarge a picture by selecting the picture, and clicking View.
The Single Photo Display dialog box appears, and an enlarged view of the selected picture is
displayed.
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Delete a picture from the project by selecting the picture, and clicking Delete. When the
confirmation dialog box appears, click OK.
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If you a made a slide-show, you can set the display time for each picture and the background music
played during the slideshow. Click the Slide Show Settings button to make these settings.
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Specify the display time for each picture in a slide show with the Display Time option. The time
specified includes the time it takes to transition from one photo to the next. If Match slide show
length with the length of the Background Music is selected, the playback time is set
automatically so that the display of all pictures ends when the background music ends.
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Add music to your photo album by selecting the Attach Background Music check box. Click
Browse and then select the file to be used as the background music. You can use WAV and MP3
format audio files.
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If the background music does not allow the Match slide show length with the length of the Background Music setting to display the pictures
for more than 3 seconds, the background music is automatically repeated to allow a display time longer than 3 seconds per picture.
Creating menu screens
Before writing to the DVD, you can create or edit the DVD's Menu screen. You can choose a theme and
background music, change the text on menu screens, and more. To change these settings, click Create
Menu on the step guide to open the Menu screen.
Some settings apply to all menus on all menu screens in a DVD project, while other settings can be set
differently for each menu screen. Click Menu Screen Select on the left side of the screen to change the
menu screen that you are configuring.
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