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1. taniarts,

May 20, 2012 1:22 AM in reply to Community Help

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How do you delete a title which is obscuring the first clip, so I can redo it and put in in blank clip infront of the first clip?

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2. Steve Grisetti,

May 20, 2012 6:03 AM in reply to taniarts

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First, make sure you're in Timeline, rather than Sceneline mode.

Then locate the title clip on one of the upper video tracks. You can then either select and delete it or double-click on it to re-open it in the Titles workspace and edit it.

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3. taniarts,

May 20, 2012 11:51 PM in reply to Steve Grisetti

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Hi Steve,

Thanks very much for that. it was very helpful. While I was waiting

for someone to answer, I kept fiddling around and actually found another

way, which you are probably aware of and that is to go to the sceneline

,then right click on the transition box, which then allows you to change

it to another transition, however I cant remember if it also allows you

to delete it all together.

I have just put another post on the forum if you would like to take a

look. In the absence of a teacher and decent Adobe product help, I can

see myself spending a lot of time on this forum....

Thanks again Steve.

Cheers

Tania

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4. Steve Grisetti,

May 21, 2012 4:52 AM in reply to taniarts

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If you're interested in learning the product, you can start with my free 8 part Basic Training tutorials.

http://forums.adobe.com/thread/537685?tstart=0

You will also find hundreds of more tips, tutorials, disc templates, video loops and music backgrounds on the Premiere Elements support site I helped found, http://Muvipix.com.

And if you want step-by-step help with the program, you may want to check out my books:

http://Muvipix.com/pe10.php

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5. Bill Hunt,

May 21, 2012 7:37 AM in reply to taniarts

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Tania,

I will second Steve's recommendations for training aids. He has written, or produced most of them. This is also a list of some RESOURCES, but Steve has already hit the "high points."

Good luck,

Hunt

PS - as Steve mentioned in his first Reply, much of what I think you are doing, can be done more easily in the Timeline View Mode, in lieu of the Sceneline View Mode. Sceneline is great for the initial organization of the Project, but Timeline offers a much better visual view of the Project, and also offers so much more control and power.

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6. taniarts,

May 21, 2012 3:07 PM in reply to Steve Grisetti

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Thanks Steve,

It looks like just what I need. I have bookmarked your tuts and look

forward to starting them.

Cheers

Tania

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7. taniarts,

May 21, 2012 3:12 PM in reply to Bill Hunt

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Hi Bill,

Thanks so much for that. Its been very helpful, I look forward looking

into it further.

Cheers

Tania

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