To center justify two lines of text, which steps are used?

To center justify two lines of text, which steps are used?

• A. Triple-click the text in the Effect Preview monitor and press the Horizontal Justify button in the Titler+ tool
• B. Use the Align Center option on the main window
• C. Double-click the text and choose Center Paragraph
• D. Drag the text to the center of the screen and release

Answer: (A)

Centering text in Titler+ is about aligning the characters inside the text box, not moving the box itself. To center two lines, select the text by triple-clicking in the Effect Preview monitor to highlight the two-line block, then click the Horizontal Justify button in the Titler+ toolbar. The justification operation centers the text within its bounding box, so both lines become centered relative to that box. This approach is the correct workflow because it adjusts the internal alignment of the text content rather than repositioning the text object on the screen. Other methods don’t achieve this: aligning the object on the main window moves the whole text block as a unit, a Center Paragraph option isn’t the standard Titler+ control for this task, and dragging the text to the center only repositions the box without changing the internal alignment.

Centering text in Titler+ is about aligning the characters inside the text box, not moving the box itself. To center two lines, select the text by triple-clicking in the Effect Preview monitor to highlight the two-line block, then click the Horizontal Justify button in the Titler+ toolbar. The justification operation centers the text within its bounding box, so both lines become centered relative to that box. This approach is the correct workflow because it adjusts the internal alignment of the text content rather than repositioning the text object on the screen. Other methods don’t achieve this: aligning the object on the main window moves the whole text block as a unit, a Center Paragraph option isn’t the standard Titler+ control for this task, and dragging the text to the center only repositions the box without changing the internal alignment.