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March 30th, 2011, 02:42 PM | #1 |
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Delete all type styles in titler styles library
Is there a quick and easy way to do this other than selecting each one individually, deleting it, and then confirming that yes, indeed, you're sure you do really want to delete the typeface? From what I can tell by searching the help files, the Adobe forums and here, the answer is no. I know I'll never use any of the pre-programmed styles and you can't switch to an empty library and just add the styles as you create them (because there isn't one), and you can't create a blank library unless the styles library window is empty, which requires manually removing each and every style.
Does anyone know of a faster and easier way? I know I've got to be missing something obvious.... I've tried deleting all the content of the *.prsl file I found, deleting the file completely, and duplicating it, renaming it, deleting all the content and switching to that one, but it seems like it rebuilds itself with all the unnecessary styles no matter what I do.
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April 2nd, 2011, 12:04 PM | #2 | |
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Re: Delete all type styles in titler styles library
Yeah, I'll admit it is sort of a stupid and trivial question for what is only a minor annoyance.
Interestingly, the single help page that talks about this (Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 * Titler text styles) contains the quote Quote:
I now consider this to be a matter of honor and will not rest until I have conquered this challenge. Thoughts from the experts are welcome. Feature request filed.
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