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iDVD Themes

To autoﬁll drop zones:

1. Choose Autoﬁll Drop Zones from the

Project menu, or press Command-Shift-F.

Click the Autoﬁll button. iDVD collects

media that you’ve already used in the

project (such as movies added) and ﬁlls

the drop zones.

To ﬁll a drop zone with content from

your project:

If you want to let iDVD do the choosing

for you, Control-click a drop zone and

choose Fill with content (Figure 2.16).

iDVD ﬁlls it with a movie or photo from

your project.

4 Tips

n Consider waiting until you’ve added more

content to your project before using the

autoﬁll feature, so that iDVD will have

plenty of media to choose from.

n The drag-and-drop approach can be

problematic if your aim is poor: a few

pixels off and you could ﬁnd yourself

replacing the menu’s background image

(see “Changing the Background” in

Chap ter 3). To ensure that you’re per-

forming the action you want, press the

Command or Option key when dragging

to view a contextual menu with options

for placing the media (Figure 2.17).

n You can opt to turn off the “Drop Zone”

text in iDVD’s General preferences by

disabling the Show drop zone labels

checkbox. If you turn it off, the words

reappear when you drag media onto the

menu area.

Using Drop Zones

Figure 2.16 Let iDVD randomly choose content for

your drop zones.

Figure 2.17 Press the Command or Option key before

you drop a media ﬁle to direct how it will be added.

Supplement for iMovie 09 and iDVD for Mac OS X: Visual QuickStart Guide by Jeff Carlson.

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