He began his task:

1. By dragging the "Family - Album 2" menu to the video track;
2. Creating the chapters;
3. Double clicking the menu to begin editing it.

1. This allowed him to change the menu as he wished by clicking on "Edit menu".

After clicking on "Edit menu", the list of standard titles opened and he was able to select his own background and substitute it for the default background.

1. By clicking the "Backgrounds section" which opens a Windows file manager, he was able to select a different background;
2. The folder icon allowed him to browse to other folders to look for backgrounds(eg My Pictures);
3. Before you change the default Studio background, make a note of the path to this folder in case you want to come back later. Now he was able to select the folder containing his new background;
4. He saw how to select the new background;
5. And how he could open his file.

1. Then he selcted the "Backgrounds section";
2. And clicked the "Browse for files" backgrounds button;
3. Selecting the folder in which he had placed his picture;
4. He selected his picture;
5. And he opened his file.

We started by changing the solid color of the face controls:

1. Click on the "Looks Browser";
2. Select the "Custom" tab, located at the top right;
3. Select the "Solid color" button option;
4. Finally, click on the "Change the Face color" button.

Selecting the "Change the Face color" button opens the standard Windows color-pick dialog.

1. The first click determines the range to be used;
2. The second click selects the color in the palette;
3. Clicking OK selects the color (162, 149, 60 in RGB code).

Drawing the rectangle does not pose any particular problem.

1. The "Rectangle" tool is selected, then draw a rectangle by holding down the left mouse button;
2. The rectangle can be easily resized using the selection handles. To avoid interfering with the selection of other objects, it should not overlap with existing buttons or text (only enough to select the appropriate dimensions).

As you can see, the rectangle is created above the text and will cover the button's caption if it is moved over it.

We must therefore move this rectangle to the background, by doing the following:

1. Select the rectangle;
2. Open the "Title" menu;
3. Select the "Layer" item;
4. Click on "Background".

We have 4 buttons so we will need 4 rectangles. Now, that the first rectangle is sized and positioned in the right place, just make 3 copies of this button. The 3 buttons will be positioned automatically in the background.

Quick method:

• Select the created rectangle;
• CTRL+C (1 time);
• CTRL+V (3 times);

It remains only to put them in the right position.

The positioning of the rectangles will be done in pairs.

1. Select the first rectangle and position it below the text so it does not overlap the text;
2. Do the same with the next rectangle by simultaneously selecting the two rectangles (CTRL key held down);
3. Open the"Title" menu;
4. Select the "Alignment" item;
5. Click "Align Bottom".

Now that the two rectangles are positioned and aligned, you should link them together.

1. Select the first rectangle;
2. The second rectangle is selected with the first (CTRL key held down);
3. Click the "Group" button to link the two rectangles together.