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Life is all about doing it and then seeing what was good and what needs to be corrected, fixed, changed, or EDITED! I'm going to EDIT my life...

Wednesday, July 27, 2005

Change location of picture

Put the red line over the still picture you want to move.
Double click.
Two windows (side by side) come up and click the small tab called "monitor"
click the tab on the top that says "effect controls" and then "motion".
Then the still picture inside the video pic will get the trace bars around it to be able to move.
Move it whereever and adjust the size.

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