In Titler (Dbl-click on your Title to load it into the Titler), Select your Text with the Selection Tool (the Arrow) by clicking in the Text to get the Bounding Box, or drag the Text Tool over the Text. Now, if the Text. Look in the Titler's Tool Box for the little artist's palette, and click on that. Choose the color from the Color Palette.

Good luck.

Hunt

PekMark,

If you have a moment, you might want to mark the thread as Answered, and also use the "Was this Helpful Yes - No?" where you found good replies. That will help others, who visit the thread later, and will help Adobe do a better job with the forums.

Thank you,

Hunt

Bsangeormi,

What version of PrE are you using? The Titler Panel has undergone some changes, version to version.

Here is what it looks like in PrE 11:

Hope that this helps and good luck,

Hunt

Can you post a screen capture of what you're doing, as Bill did?

You may have selected Stroke rather than Fill. Or you may be overriding the file settings, if you're clicking the black, white or blank boxes to the left of the color picker.

Brian,

That is basically what one needs to do.

The Text can be adjusted via two, similar workflows:

1. One can use the Selection Tool (arrow), to Select the Text Object (Bounding Box should appear). Then, with a click on the Color Palette, the Color dialog should appear, and the "little circle" can be moved in the specturm to choose both the Hue (color) and the Brightness (density). That should alter both the Hue and Brightness in the Selected Text Object.
2. Or, one can use the Text Tool, click+drag over the Text Object, to Select it, then use the same steps, as above. The only difference is the Tool used to Select the Text.

If one is not working for you, try the other method.

I like the first (Select the Text Object with the Selection Tool), as if one Highlights the Text in the Text Object, there is a bit of a "ghost" in that Selection, and while one can see the change in Hue & Brightness, it is not quite as clear, as with the Bounding Box Direct Selection method - at least on my screen. Close, but not 100%.

Note: with the first method, if you do NOT get a Bounding Box around your Text Object, then you missed it, and something else is Selected, or nothing is Selected.

Good luck,

Hunt

The white box makes your text white. The slash box makes your text transparent.

You are most welcome.

Steve has answered your questions very well.

Happy editing,

Hunt