Adjusting Values
Each object you create has its own set of attributes—font, fill color, stroke color, opacity, drop shadow, and so on. Though many of an object’s attributes are apparent in the drawing area, you’ll find a display of their specific values in the Object Styles and Transform areas of the Title Designer window.
The operation of most property controls should be familiar to the experienced computer user. This chapter assumes you know how to pick a color using a color picker or eyedropper, how to set an angle using a graphical control, and how to click a triangle to view hidden options.
However, the Title Designer does use a type of control relatively new to Adobe products: scrubbable hot text. Now you can change a numerical value in ...
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