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iMovie: The Missing Manual

Errata for iMovie: The Missing Manual

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Version Location Description Submitted By Date submitted Date corrected
Printed
Page 5
The text used to read

o 625 lines of resolution.

It now reads:

o 625 scan lines.

(35) The text used to read:

Here, then, is the usual sequence for filming ("Light, lens cap,
action!"):

It now reads:

Here, then, is the usual sequence for filming:

 Anonymous    Jun 01, 2000
Printed
Page 44
The text used to read

Hold on a wider, scene-establishing shot, and then cut to a tighter
close-up (right).

It now reads:

Hold on a wider, scene-establishing shot, cut to a medium shot, and then
cut to a tighter close-up (right).

 Anonymous    Jun 01, 2000
Printed
Page 98
The text used to read

If your Mac has a 10 GMB hard drive

It now reads:

If your Mac has a 10 GB hard drive

 Anonymous    Jun 01, 2000
Printed
Page 98
The text used to read

Unfortunately, you generally can?t save your iMovie projects onto these
drives, because iMovie can?t operate your camcorder effectively when a
FireWire hard drive is also hooked up (except on very fast Macs).

It now reads:

Unless both the FireWire drive and the Mac are top-of-the-line fast,
iMovie can?t operate your camcorder effectively when a FireWire hard
drive is also hooked up (see page 338).

Anonymous    Jun 01, 2000
Printed
Page 140
The text used to say

"By placing an Out immediately after an In, you create an elegant fade
out, then in to the next shot -- a very popular effect in movies and
commercials.

Placing an In just after an Out isn't quite as useful,..."

It now says:

"By placing an In immediately after an Out, you create an elegant fade
out, then in to the next shot -- a very popular effect in movies and
commercials.

Placing an Out just after an In isn't quite as useful,..."

 Anonymous    Aug 01, 2000
Printed
Page 143
At the bottom of the page, after the "Wash In..." heading, the text

used to say:

"These two affects..."

It now says:

"These two effects..."

 Anonymous    Aug 01, 2000
Printed
Page 204

(204) The figure has been replaced.

 Anonymous    Jun 01, 2000
Printed
Page 281

In the third paragraph, at the end of the bullet list item that begins <BGCOLOR>, the text used to say:

(such as "#C0C0C0" or "#0000FFF")

It now says:

(such as "#C0C0C0" or "#0000FF")

 Anonymous    Aug 01, 2000
Printed
Page 355

Deleted the last paragraph (NoWonder.com).

 Anonymous    Oct 01, 2000