Graphics Reference
In-Depth Information
7.
Choose the window size, either
Full Screen
or
Custom
.Ifyou
choose Custom, you'll have to enter the dimensions you want for
the menu slide.
8.
Click
OK
to close the MenuBuilder Project Options window and
view the changes you've made.
Adding Audio to a MenuBuilder Slide
You can add sound effects to a MenuBuilder slide by specifying an
existing WAV, MP3, or WMA file and setting the file to play at one of
four times:
Mouse Click—Plays a sound file when the viewer clicks the
mouse.
Mouse Hover—Plays a sound file when the viewer moves the cur-
sor over a link.
On Start—Plays a sound file when the menu slide first displays.
Background—Plays a sound file for the duration of the menu slide
display.
The files must exist already (you can't record in MenuBuilder), and
you can't associate them with specific menu items. For example, when
you specify a mouse hover sound, the same sound plays for each of the
links in the menu.
To add audio files to your MenuBuilder slide, follow these steps:
1.
Do one of the following to open the MenuBuilder Audio Options
window, as shown in Figure 12-32:
From the Options menu, choose
Audio Options
.
Press the
F5
key on your keyboard.
From the Project Tasks list on the left side of the screen, click
Change audio settings
.
From the top of the screen, click the
Audio
icon.
2.
Type the location of the audio file, or use the Browse button next
to each of the action text boxes to point to the file you want to play
for each action.
3.
Click the
Audio
icon next to any of the listed actions to hear the
sound currently associated with that action.
