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Post by Ron P. »

Danny4 wrote:Are you owner Ulead?
No Steve is not, and no one on this forum owns Ulead. Ulead was purchased first by Intervideo. Then Corel purchased Intervideo. So the owner would actually be the stockholders of Corel.

Why do you ask?
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I have found better way and you only need VideoStudio 10 or higher.
for a sample please view:

Fun With Titles

I shall do the tutorial shortly (bear with me it takes time to prepare and upload the various screen shots).

In view of this development I am moving this thread back to VideoStudio.
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Post by Black Lab »

There is also a very easy way to make your text transparent. Just check the Transparent Text box :!: Duh. On the Text > Edit tab click on the Border/Shadow/Transparency button. On the Border tab is the Transparent Text box.

Of course you won't get the effect as mentioned in the posts above, but it is cool anyway.
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