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=Create Titles=

Still Titles
The titling tools in Adobe Premiere Elements are powerful, yet easy to use. You can use any font installed on your computer, and create graphic objects by using the shape creation tools. You can also use an included template, preset text style, or image. Title text can run horizontally or vertically. You can stretch or shrink titles, or give them a color or shadow. Choosing horizontal or vertical type for titles

The title is saved and added to the Project view of the Tasks panel, and to the Sceneline or Timeline.
 * 1) In the Sceneline or Timeline, do one of the following:
 * To superimpose the new title on a video clip, select the clip.
 * To add a title without underlying video, select the first clip in the Sceneline or Timeline. In the Organize view of the Tasks panel, click Project, and then click the New Item button [[image:http://help.adobe.com/en_US/PremiereElements/8.0/Win/Using/images/E_New_N.png]], and choose Black Video. In the Sceneline or Timeline, drag the new black video clip to the beginning of the movie.
 * 1) With the superimposed clip or the black video clip selected, choose Organize > Project, and then click the New Item button. Select Title from the context menu.Adobe Premiere Elements places default text in the Monitor panel, in title-editing mode.
 * 2) Do either of the following:
 * To add horizontal type, double-click the default text, and type to replace it.
 * To add vertical type, click and hold the Type Tool button [[image:http://help.adobe.com/en_US/PremiereElements/8.0/Win/Using/images/E_TypeHoriz_Tl_N.png]]. Then choose Vertical Type Tool. Click in the Monitor panel, and type your title.
 * 1) In the Monitor panel, click the Selection Tool [[image:http://help.adobe.com/en_US/PremiereElements/8.0/Win/Using/images/E_Select_Tl_N.png]], and reposition the text as desired.

Animated Title
You can easily apply a preset animation to any still title. Text animation presets quickly and easily animate the characters in your title so that they fade or pop characters into view, or fly in from the top or bottom of the screen. For example, using the Fade In By Characters preset instantly makes each separate character in your title fade into view until the title is complete. To preview an animation, position the pointer on the animation thumbnail in the Text Animation section of the Tasks panel. (To see the Text Animation section, you must select a title so that the Tasks panel is in Title Editing view.) Text animation controls

> The Tasks panel changes to display the text options.
 * 1) Do one of the following:
 * In the Sceneline, select the superimposed clip. In the Monitor panel, click the clip, and then double-click the title text.
 * In the Timeline, double-click the title clip.
 * 1) In the Tasks panel, select an animation preset under Text Animation.
 * 2) Do one of the following to apply the preset to the title:
 * Click Apply at the bottom of the Tasks panel.
 * Drag the preset to the Monitor window and drop it on top of the title text.
 * 1) Click Preview to view the changes you have made to the title.
 * 2) Click Done at the bottom of the Tasks panel to close out of the Title Editing view.[[image:http://help.adobe.com/en_US/PremiereElements/8.0/Win/Using/images/ti_10a.png]]