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Hold COMMAND while you press the UP arrow to go to the top of the
first page of text; use COMMAND-DOWN arrow to go to the end of the last
page.
You can move between projects (explained in Chapter 8) by pressing
COMMAND and SHIFT as you press the UP or DOWN arrow.
Modifier key
SHIFT
COMMAND
COMMAND + SHIFT
new
OK
line
delete
shift
caps lock
• To type capital letters, hold the SHIFT key as you type the letter. The SHIFT
key also provides punctuation marks such as "!" and "&."
• If you want something in all capitals ("Our trip to NEW YORK CITY"), you
can use the CAPS LOCK key. Press it once and all your typing will be in
capitals; press again to type lower case letters. CAPS LOCK doesn't affect
the number keys or punctuation marks; you must use SHIFT for those
characters, even when CAPS LOCK is on. Note that there is no indication
that CAPS LOCK is on other than the fact that letters
you type are capitalized.
• Some fonts have only capital letters and produce capi-
tal letters with or without SHIFT or CAPS LOCK.
• The space bar is in two halves. Each creates a space character; there is no
difference between the two halves.
• If this symbol appears when you type, memory is full or the line or page is
full. You will be unable to add more text unless you erase other text. Press
COMMAND + M at any time to see how much memory is left.
LEFT or RIGHT arrow
Next start or end of line
Next start or end of line
Next start or end of line
Typing Titles
To create a title, simply type the letters. They appear at
the cursor's location. You can change the color, style, size,
etc. as you go or you can type all the text and change the
way it looks later.
• Use the NEW LINE/OK key to end a line of text and
begin another line. You can type up to 1000 characters per
line. (It's unlikely you would ever try to type that many
but if you do, the memory-full symbol appears to remind
you to start a new line.)
• If you make a mistake, use the DELETE key to erase the
last letter.
VIDEONICS TITLEMAKER 2000
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