Filter
Top Products
BASIC OPERATIONS COLOR S ELECTOR
37
Color Selector
The Color Selector shows current choices for background color, border color, and border style. The
selector shows the actual colors, and the numeric values associated with each. This example shows
a background color 5, border color 7, and border style 5.
You can cycle through all available colors for each component using the
BG COLOR, BORDER
COLOR, and BORDER STYLE buttons. Refer to “Working with Colors” beginning on page 41.
Transitions Menu
The Transitions menu shows up to 30 transitions at a time. The MX-4 DV groups the 700+ avail-
able transitions into categories.
To access any transition category, press the appropriate transition category button.
Refer to “Transition Categories and Menus” beginning on page 50 and Appendix A, Transitions
List, for detailed information.
Use the
ARROW keys to navigate through the transitions in the current menu. If a category contains
more transitions than can appear in the Transitions menu at one time, continue pressing
DOWN
ARROW or UP ARROW to scroll the other transitions into the menu. When the transition you want
appears in the Transitions menu, use the
ARROW keys to select (or, highlight) it.
Selected Transition
When you select a transition in the menu, the MX-4 DV highlights it in blue. It also shows the cur-
rent speed and direction for the transition. In this example, speed is 5 and the direction is forward
(as indicated by the arrow).
You can change the speed at which a transition runs, and you can also change the direction in
which it runs. Refer to “Adjusting Transitions” beginning on page 56.
Background
Color
Border
Color
Border
Style
If you turn off the border (that is, set the
border style to zero), the border color
swatch and number do not appear in the
Color Selector. However, the border style
number (which is 0) is shown.