Adobe GOLIVE CS2 User Manual page 530

Select the effect in the timeline area.
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Do one of the following in the Transition Inspector:
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• To associate and display an image with the effect, choose the image from the Image menu.
To set the color of a Fill or Fade-out effect, click the color field, and then select a color in the Color palette.
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• To set the direction of a Wipe effect, choose a direction from the Wipe Direction menu. To push the current image
entirely out of the display window, select Push Background.
Identifying the type of effect in the timeline
The icon for each effect in the timeline contains a symbol that identifies the effect type.
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Identifying an effect in the timeline
A. The symbol on an effect's icon identifies it. B. The symbol matches the button for the effect.
To delete an effect from the timeline
In the timeline area, select the effect that you want to delete, and then click the Delete Effect button
To add a link to an effect
Click the Preview button
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In the timeline area, select the effect that you want to add a link to.
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3 In the Transition Inspector, select URL, and then specify the linked file.
The link is active for the current effect only; viewers can click the link only when the effect's image is displayed. This
URL overrides any global URL setting in the Main Settings Inspector.
Setting the timing of effects in RealPix presentations
When you add an effect to the timeline, the start time is determined by where you drag the image, or where you set
the time cursor before clicking an effect icon. The default duration for an effect transition is one second.
After adding an effect to the timeline area, you can change its start time or the duration of the effect's transition by
using the timeline or the Transition Inspector.
Changing the start time and duration of an effect's transition
A. Drag the effect icon in the timeline area to change the effect's start time. B. Drag the effect icon's right edge to change the duration of the
effect's transition.
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, the Destination View button
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