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Kid Pix Deluxe 3X User Guide

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5. Select the checkox labeled “Open new iMovie project with this clip inserted” to create<br />

a new iMovie project containing only the picture you are exporting. This new project will<br />

automatically be opened in iMovie.<br />

6. Click Export.<br />

Note: Exporting a movie project may take a long time and the final document may occupy a lot<br />

of space on your hard disk.<br />

7. Switch back to the iMovie application.<br />

8. Choose Import from the File menu.<br />

9. In the dialog that appears, navigate to the location you specified in the <strong>Kid</strong> <strong>Pix</strong>: Export to<br />

iMovie dialog and select the frame you have exported.<br />

Note: When exporting to iMovie, <strong>Kid</strong> <strong>Pix</strong> creates a new iMovie project folder with the name you<br />

have specified. The frame you have exported from <strong>Kid</strong> <strong>Pix</strong> is stored within the Media folder of<br />

that project.<br />

10. Click Open. The frame appears selected in the Clips pane.<br />

11. Drag your frame from the Clips pane to the place in the clip viewer where you have split the<br />

original movie.<br />

To play the whole movie:<br />

1. In the clip viewer, click any part of your movie.<br />

2. Choose Select All from the Edit menu.<br />

3. Click the Play button.<br />

Your movie now appears to have a “freeze frame” in which the movie freezes while animations play and<br />

then the movie continues playing.<br />

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Integration with iApps

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