DVD Studio Pro 2: About Aligning Text With Keyboard Shortcuts
Learn how to keep text in objects or buttons justified when you change the text using keyboard shortcuts.
Products Affected
DVD Studio Pro
If you use keyboard shortcuts to set the alignment of text in text objects or buttons, the text alignment will be overridden if you change the text later.
For example, if you create a text object on a menu, type two lines of text, press Shift-Command-], and deselect the text object, the two lines of text will right-align. If you then select a word in one of the lines and change its color, font, or spelling, the text changes back to its original alignment (as controlled by the Text Object Inspector). You can work around this issue by using the alignment controls in the Text Object or Button Inspector instead of keyboard shortcuts.
This document will be updated when additional information is available.
For example, if you create a text object on a menu, type two lines of text, press Shift-Command-], and deselect the text object, the two lines of text will right-align. If you then select a word in one of the lines and change its color, font, or spelling, the text changes back to its original alignment (as controlled by the Text Object Inspector). You can work around this issue by using the alignment controls in the Text Object or Button Inspector instead of keyboard shortcuts.
This document will be updated when additional information is available.