Subtitles of the Movie

OK you can open up dropcap.FM, like so. Now we're going to place a graphic frame in our document. Be sure to draw an object into your graphic frame. Choose draw oval; then choose the line tool; hold down shift; click; pull down; the line tool again; hold down shift and drag across; then shift select all objects; go to graphics and group; and it becomes one solid entity, as you can see. So this is very useful when creating objects. You can draw right into a graphic frame. You can control the color of your frames, where it says set fill pattern. You want to choose the thickest one, which is right here. Immediately the fill goes across the image, and of course it is green, and I can change that to red or perhaps blue, or perhaps cyan. There are several different ways to doing this, but you notice that the color itself in the centre is white. There are ways to usually change this effect and down here where it says set over print, you can choose knock out, over print, or from color. There are alot of different ways to work with this. Now you can control the thickness too, as well, which is right here. And then you can control the pen pattern, and you can get some really interesting results when dealing with frames in that way. The tint, choose a tint, it gives you a nice red here. So once you create the frame, you can do more than just create a bland old frame. You can actually add color to it, add some effects to the edge, and it comes out really nice. some effects to the edge, and it comes out really nice.