Creating and Saving Your Text

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Sams Teach Yourself Adobe® Premiere® 6.5 in 24 Hours

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About the Author

Acknowledgments

We Want to Hear from You!

Reader Services

Introduction

Pt. : I Getting Started

Pt. : II Enhancing Your Video

Hour 6. Story Creation, Writing, and Video Production Tips

Hour 7. Adding Audio

Hour 8. Tackling Text: Using the Title Designer

Using Supers to Help Tell Your Story

Taking a Tour of Adobe's New Title Designer

Creating Text

Working with Object Style

Configuring Properties

Adding Fill to Text

Creating Shadows

Adding Strokes to Text and Objects

Creating and Saving Your Text

Adding Motion to Your Text—Rolling and Crawling

Using the Title Designer to Make Simple Graphics

Summary

Workshop

Hour 9. Advanced Editing Techniques and Workspace Tools

Hour 10. Adding Audio Effects

Hour 11. Creating Video Effects

Pt. : III Higher-end Effects

Pt. : IV Working with Other Adobe Products and Exporting Your Videos

Pt. : V DVD Authoring

Index

Creating and Saving Your Text

At this point in the hour, I think you have the tools to create basic text to suit your project. Once you've finished creating your text, select File, Save As and then select a location—your “scratch disk” is a logical choice. Give it a descriptive name and then click Save.

Once your text is saved, you can always reedit it . If you create a unique text and graphic style that you think will help viewers recognize your productions or give them some consistency, you can simply change the wording in saved text files while retaining the style. This comes in very handy if you've created a standard way to “super” locations or interviewees' names.

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Creating and Saving Your Text