Apple DVD Studio Pro 4 - Manual (Page 292)

To manage the audio files assigned to a menu
Do one of the following:
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To set the order of the audio files, drag them in the file list.
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To remove audio files, select them and click the Delete (-) button.
To hear the audio
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Click the Motion button in the Menu Editor. If there is a still image as the menu’s
background, you can use the motion settings in the Menu Inspector’s General tab to set
the start and end points of the audio.
See Configuring Motion Menu Settings for information on how the audio interacts with
any video clips assigned to the menu, including when looping is enabled.
Configuring the Menu’s Drop Shadow Settings
Each standard menu can have a drop shadow that can be shared by button text, shapes,
drop zones, and text objects. You configure the drop shadow in the Advanced tab in the
Menu Inspector and then enable it in the Inspector for each button text, shape, drop
zone, and text object you want it applied to.
Enabling Drop Shadows
Enabling the drop shadows on a menu is a two-step process: Enable drop shadows for
each menu item you want to apply them to, and then configure the menu’s drop shadow
settings. This allows you to see the effect of the menu settings on all of the items at once.
To enable the drop shadow
1 Select a menu item that supports drop shadows (button text, button shapes, drop zone
shapes, or text objects).
2 In that item’s Inspector, click the Shadow checkbox to enable it.
3 Click an empty part of the menu in the Menu Editor so the Menu Inspector appears.
4 Click the Menu Inspector’s Menu tab. The drop shadow settings appear along the bottom
part of the tab.
5 Configure the drop shadow settings. (Keep in mind that the drop shadows only appear
on items that have been enabled.) See
Setting the Drop Shadow Properties for more
information.
292 Chapter 13 Creating Menus Using the Standard Method