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where the button highlights will appear Button highlights cannot move, so they are best kept suppressed until any opening transition has completed Drag the slider or adjust the timecode field to set this value End: Defines the end frame for the motion background When the last frame of the Background is reached, the At End setting becomes active Drag the slider or adjust the timecode field to set this value Duration: Automatically calculated to reflect the time between the Start and End points Adjusting Duration only affects the End setting Single Field: Optimizes playback when using field-based video sources At End: Sets the motion menu action to occur when the Background End point is reached during playback Choose one of these settings: Still: Freezes the video s last frame once the video asset finishes playing If there is an audio file assigned, it will also play once and then stop Loop: Cycles the motion background or audio file continuously Timeout: Using the Secs (delay) and Action settings, this setting configures the menu to automatically jump to the element specified by the Action setting if a menu button has not been selected for the specified amount of time

after the specified amount of time If the menu has a video asset assigned as the background, the timeout s countdown does not start until the video finishes playing You d generally use a timeout setting with titles played at a sales kiosk, where you want to have something playing on-screen as much as possible Secs: Enter the amount of time, in seconds, to wait for a Menu button to be pressed Action: Choose the element to navigate to once the timeout value is reached General Settings: Overlay: Choose the overlay file for this menu Audio: Choose an audio file for this menu, or create a playlist of multiple audio files by using the + key to add files to the list, and the key to delete them from the list PSD Background and Overlay layer settings: Background Layers: This field is active if you assign a layered PSD file as the menu background Layers in the file are listed with checkboxes to select which ones are used for the background picture More than one layer may be selected to create the Background Overlay: This field is active whenever you assign a layered PSD file as the menu subpicture overlay One layer can be selected as the active overlay layer from the pop-up menu

The for-each style for loop offers an alternative to an iterator in situations in which you won t be modifying the contents of a collection or obtaining elements in reverse order The for-each for works with any collection because the for can cycle through any object that implements the Iterable interface Because all of the collection classes implement this interface, they can all be iterated by the for Although the preceding example used an Iterator to cycle through the phone list in the forward direction, this was only for the sake of illustration When using a Linkedlist (or any collection that implements the List interface), you can use a ListIterator to cycle through the collection in either direction For example, the portion of the preceding program that displays the list in the forward direction can be rewritten as shown here to use ListIterator

If a menu timeout duration is set, the navigation passes to the element selected in the Action property

// Use a ListIterator to cycle through the list in the forward direction ListIterator<PhoneEntry> itr = phonelistlistIterator(); PhoneEntry pe; Systemoutprintln("Iterate through the list in " + "the forward direction:"); while(itrhasNext()) { pe = itrnext(); Systemoutprintln(pename + ": " + penumber); }

When a Layered Menu Element is created and used, the Inspector s General Tab display is different, as shown in Figures 9-6c and 9-6d