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Margaret-Bourke White
Alfred Stieglitz
Harold Edgerton
Jerry Uels mann
Henri-Cartier Bresson
No text has been marked, so the font and color change is
Note: In the Editing Screen, several pages can appear on the screen at once. The
background and borders of the entire screen will always be displayed using just one
set of patterns and colors — the ones used by the page that contains the cursor —
even if the other pages are defined using different patterns and colors. As you move
the cursor to a different page, that page's patterns and colors will be used by the entire
screen.
When PLAY is used to display the actual titles, each page will use its own
patterns and colors.
Choosing Characteristics Before or After Typing the Text
There are two ways to create text with the characteristics you desire:
• You can choose the characteristics and then type new text. The characteris-
tics are automatically applied as you type.
• You can type the text first and embellish it later.
New Lines and Pages Inherit Characteristics
When you create a new line, it has all the characteristics of the previous
line — color, font, style, etc. Similarly, a new page has the characteristics of
the previous page — effects, background pattern and color, etc.
In other words, all newly typed items inherit the characteristics of the
character before the cursor.
Changes
It is not necessary to retype text to change characteristics. Simply mark the
text and change it, as described in the following chapters.
Note that some changes, such as the use of a larger font or wider letter
spacing, may push characters off the screen. Characters are never deleted
when they are pushed out of view. To bring all the characters back on screen,
you can choose narrower letter spacing, shorten the text, or break the line in
two by positioning the cursor somewhere in the line and pressing the NEW
LINE/OK key.
applied only to the line that contains the cursor.
VIDEONICS TITLEMAKER 2000
Margaret-Bourke White
Alfred Stieglitz
Harold Edgerton
Jerry Uels mann
Henri-Cartier Bresson
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