User`s guide

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 Check the End caption at end of sentence punctuation: (.?!) box for all caption modes
Pop-on/Paint-on/Roll-up. For this tutorial, check the box.
 For Pop-on/Paint-on captions, check the End a row at a comma (,) or semi-colon (;) if
applicable box. For Roll-up, leave this unchecked. For this tutorial, check the box.
 Check the Square up text box. It makes the captions of more than 1 line squared up.
 Click OK
Before we start formatting, positioning and time coding the individual captions, let’s get familiar
with the most frequently used icons used in that process. All of these icon operations can be
accessed from the menus and almost all of these operations can also be accessed via keystrokes.
With the knowledge of all the operations described above, let’s format the text, and assign time
codes to each caption.
After you import the text file, the file will be automatically formatted per your instructions as
follows:
Cells
Captions
1
I'M AT THE LEFT
OF THE SCREEN.
2
SO CAPTIONS OF WHAT I SAY
APPEAR AT THE LEFT OF THE
3
SCREEN, TOO.
4
NOW I'M AT THE RIGHT
OF THE SCREEN,
5
SO MY CAPTIONS APPEAR
AT THE RIGHT.
6
NOW I AM OFF-SCREEN.
7
TO INDICATE THAT I'M
OFF-SCREEN,
8
WHATEVER I SAY IS ITALICIZED.
9
NOW MY NAME APPEARS
AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN,
10
WE PUT CAPTIONS OF WHAT I
SAY AT THE TOP,
11
SO THAT MY NAME IS NOT
COVERED BY CAPTIONS.
12
UP UNTIL NOW, WE HAVE
BEEN USING POP-ON
13
CAPTIONS.
14
WHEN A NEW CAPTION POPS
ON,
15
THE OLD CAPTION DISAPPEARS.
16
THIS IS A
PAINT-ON CAPTION.