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selected. You have to open a layer in the object gallery and select the contained
object. Now you will see the selection on the work space.
Now, the 6 layers will be copied along with the corresponding objects in the object
gallery by clicking on "duplicate". The newly created layers will always be placed at
the top position, so it makes most sense to copy the existing layers from the
lowermost to the topmost. Otherwise, you will have to restore the correct order of the
new layers using drag & drop.
Now, select all objects of the button while holding the Shift key and move them to a
new position. Usually, you also have to select the frame and chapter meny objects
behind the highlight layers and move those, too. Mutliselection in the object gallery is
not possible because the objects are in various layers, and the program will prevent
you from selecting them together.
These steps must be repeated for the second additional button.
Finally, the changes must be saved as a PSD file. To do so, select "Export" in the File
menu ("Save as..." wouldn't work).
Change text font
Photoshop Elements:
In Photoshop Elements it is recommended that you export the template after
changing the font size of the text to be edited to 0. This way, no text will be visible in
the PSD to be exported. This step is necessary because in Elements you cannot
change anything in the created layer groups and nothing in the existing font layer can
be removed.
Create the desired font objects using the text tool. A separate layer will be created for
each font object. Name the layers clearly by selecting "Rename layer" from the
context menu. Change layer names so that they begin with "(-)". If additional layers
are needed for the text (for example background picture/frame, etc), their names will
also have to start with an "(-)".
Add the created layer to the proper layer set using drag & drop (for example, the new
label for the movie button to the "(+) menu entry" layer set or the new header to the
"(+) title" layer set. To do so, you select the layers with the mouse inside the layer
container and drop them into the proper layer group.
Save the results.
Photoshop CS1:
In Photoshop CS1 you can access layer groups and can first delete text layers in order
to add your own text objects. Replace labels on movie buttons, by opening all "(+)
menu entry" layer sets and deleting text layers ("(-) ..."). Using the text tool, create