Thu Oct 03, 2013 12:02 am
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The grid lines and/or composition lines can be toggled on/off with a right click over the slide option editing preview window and clicking on the check marks next to those options to turn them off (or on) as you wish. There are other options in that right click menu to choose from for further customizing as well. I believe if the snap to grid is turned off, at least the horizontal/vertical drag guidelines are not supposed to snap.
Thu Oct 03, 2013 8:56 am
Gold has no grid lines. Composition lines merely indicate the rule of 3rds for visual reference ... and there is no way to enable any "snap" to them. Grid lines only exist in Producer...
In any case, neither grid lines nor composition lines have anything to do with customizing a menu screen. Unless I'm mistaken, the only way to " ... customize your menu screen..." is when outputting to a DVD, Blu-Ray, or Executable.
Thu Oct 03, 2013 2:43 pm
debngar wrote:Hello John,
The grid lines and/or composition lines can be toggled on/off with a right click over the slide option editing preview window and clicking on the check marks next to those options to turn them off (or on) as you wish. There are other options in that right click menu to choose from for further customizing as well. I believe if the snap to grid is turned off, at least the horizontal/vertical drag guidelines are not supposed to snap.
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Correction to the above - As Dale pointed out, there are no grid line or snap to grid options in Gold, only Producer.
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Also if you wish to use the arrow keys to nudge, that works too. But there is a bug which makes the method inconsistent in the way it works here versus in slide edit windows. The arrow key by itself can move layers and captions in the menu area along and using SHFT+arrow keys will move layers in larger increments.
But to nudge in the regular slide edit windows, the CTL+arrow key combination is necessary for tiny nudging and the CTL+SHFT+arrow keys are needed for larger increment nudging.
Thu Oct 03, 2013 3:39 pm
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