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7
Collapse the Transform and Properties areas in the panel to make some room.
8
Expand Fill and then Sheen (shown here), Strokes, and Outer Strokes (no inner 
strokes are used in this template).

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LESSON 7
Creating Dynamic Titles
9
Open the Fill Type menu for Fill, and select each option in turn to see what they 
do. When done, return to 4 Color Gradient.
10
Double-click one or two of the four color-stop boxes around the 4 Color 
Gradient display to open the Color Picker. Select new colors.
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 Note:
You can change the opacity (transparency) of any color applied to any object or text, be it 
fill, sheen, or stroke. You can give a geometric shape or text a solid-color stroke border and convert 
its fill color to 0 percent opacity to display only its edges.
Select a color from your video
Instead of using the Color Picker to change the color-stop color, you can use the 
Eyedropper tool (located next to the color swatch) to select a color from your video. 
Click the Show Video button at the top of the Titler panel, move to a frame you want 
to use by scrubbing the timecode numbers left or right, select the Eyedropper tool 
into your video scene, and click a color that suits your needs.
11
Change the color-stop opacities by clicking each color-stop color and changing 
its Opacity setting.
12
Click the Sheen color box, and change its color, opacity, size, angle, and offset.
13
Click the two Outer Stroke disclosure triangles to expand the parameters.
Strokes
are outer or inner borders on text or graphic objects. They have the 
same collection of properties available for text and other Titler objects. In this 
case, both strokes are 3 points wide, and they fall adjacent to one another