Classroom in a book

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In the Project panel, double-click Title Finished to load it in the Titler.
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Toggle between the two titles by using the drop-down menu in the Titler 
main panel.
Your text should look similar to the Title Finished text.
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Close the Titler by clicking the little 
x
in the upper-right corner (Windows) or 
the Close button (Mac OS).
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Drag Title Start from the Project panel to the Video 2 track on the Timeline, 
trim it so it fits above the video clip, and drag the current-time indicator 
through it to see how it looks over that video clip.
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 Note:
You can apply transitions to titles to fade them up or move them on or off the screen.
Using titles in other projects
You’re likely to create common titles for location names and supers of interviewee 
names that you can use in multiple projects. However, Adobe Premiere Pro does not 
automatically save titles as separate files. To make a title available for use in another 
project, select the title in the Project panel, choose File > Export > Title, give your 
title a name, choose a location, and click Save. Later, you can simply import that title 
file the same way you would import any other asset.
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 Note:
Adobe 
Premiere Pro CS5 
automatically saves 
your updated title in the 
project file. It does not 
show up as a separate 
file on your hard drive.

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ADOBE PREMIERE PRO CS5 CLASSROOM IN A BOOK
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Building text from scratch
The Titler offers three approaches to creating text, each offering both horizontal 
and vertical text-direction options:
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Point text
: This approach builds a text bounding 
box as you type. The text runs on one line until you 
press Enter (Windows) or Return (Mac OS) or until 
you choose Title > Word Wrap. Changing the shape 
and size of the box changes the shape and size of 
the text.