Changing Color Of Text In QuickTitler

[oswaldbobb]

How can I change the color of the text in each line as I type.
Say the first line of text is red, then the second line of text is blue etc?

[Captain]

You will need to create an additional text box for each line you want to be of a different colour.

[oswaldbobb]

How do you do that?

[Captain]

Uhm... what? You just click on that little "A" icon. Looks pretty much like the textbox icon in office software. I cannot make a screenshot right now, but it's actually somewhat obvious, since Quicktitler does not have too much buttons ;-)

Another option in Quicktitler: mark the (border of the) textbox you are currenly typing in, copy and paste it. You might then move it around and change the font colour independently from the first textbox.

[oswaldbobb]

Okay , Got it, Thanks

[Jerry]

Oswald, you have Vistitle, correct? Why not use it. Create your 3 lines in one text box and then you can high light each line and change color and/fonts if you want. You can even change each letter's color or font.
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[oswaldbobb]

Thanks Jerry, Sometimes I need a Quick Title so I would use the default Quick Titler.

[antonsvideo]

Thanks Jerry, Sometimes I need a Quick Title so I would use the default Quick Titler.

are you suggesting that Quicktitler is quicker than Vistitle? I find it the other way around

[oswaldbobb]

Well to tell you the truth, if Vistitle can just let you type a scrolling text like Quicktitler does, I would use it as the default, I still endure a what to do and how to start when I open Vistitle, I have to remember.

[antonsvideo]

I have not experienced any issues with scrolling text in Vistitle

[oswaldbobb]

Well Anton, It is not quite user friendly, even Titler Pro scrolling is not user friendly like Quick Titler.

[Jerry]

Like any other program, you make it user friendly by learning how to use it.

[oswaldbobb]

Jerry, you are right, that's true.