Multiple texts

In AquaSoft ® SlideShow there is also the possibility of fading in multiple texts either simultaneously or with a time delay.

In this example 3 texts to an image appear, in sequence. The number of possible texts is not limited.

Insert an image. Using the “Toolbox”, now add 3 “Text” objects. You can do this with a double-click or by means of drag-and-drop (dragging with the mouse) into the “Image List” or onto the “Timeline”.

Now select the first “Text” object. In that respect, it does not matter whether you click it in the “Image List” or on the “Timeline”.

In the “Object settings” of the “Text” object, you can now enter your desired text and carry out the formatting. Position the text in the “Layout Designer”.

Select an animation and then call the editing function of the text effect via “Edit”.

So that the text is not faded out again before the next text is shown, the “No fade out” option must be set under “Fade out”.

You can also have the text faded out if it is no longer supposed to be visible when the subsequent text is displayed.

In the “Object settings” of the “Text” objects you can change the holding time of the texts.

In order to now not show the texts in sequence, but simultaneously, the “Chapter” object is required. Use the little show that you have just created.

The “Chapter” can have several tracks and therefore show the “SlideShow objects” in parallel/simultaneously.

	Click on the image on the “Timeline” and drag it with the mouse button pressed down to the “Chapter” object. The “Chapter” is framed in red if you go over it with the mouse. If this red frame appears, "drop" the image.
	After that it looks like this on the “Timeline”. You now have to open the “Chapter”. There is a little plus symbol for that.
	Now drag the first “Text” object into the “Chapter”. Drag it to underneath the image in the “Chapter”. A red vertical bar will appear if you move the mouse to the correct position.
	Now drag the first “Text” object into the “Chapter”. Drag it to underneath the image in the “Chapter”.
	If you now drag the “Timeline” to make it larger, it must look like in the illustration. Now play back the show again with . You will see that the image and the texts are all faded in simultaneously. Using the “Timeline” you can adapt the timing individually. For this, you can simply drag the “Text” objects with the mouse into the starting position.
	When you don't work on a chapter you can close it by clicking the minus symbol.