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 To add a Mask Object you can: To add a Mask Object you can:
  
-  * Click on the "M" Icon at the top right hand side of the Objects and Animation Screen +    * Click on the "M" Icon at the top right hand side of the Objects and Animation Screen 
-  * Right Click in the Object Panel or Main Screen in Objects and Animation and choose to "Add a Mask"+    * Right Click in the Object Panel or Main Screen in Objects and Animation and choose to "Add a Mask"
  
 You are offered three alternatives You are offered three alternatives
  
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 ==== Add a Mask Template ==== ==== Add a Mask Template ====
  
-  * Choose from Circle or Rectangle+    * Choose from Circle or Rectangle
  
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-  * Click OK to add the Mask to the Object Panel +    * Click OK to add the Mask to the Object Panel 
-  * A Rectangle Mask is added to the Mask Stencil+    * A Rectangle Mask is added to the Mask Stencil
  
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-  * Right Click on Mask Content and Add / Image+    * Right Click on Mask Content and Add / Image
  
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-  * You can then add Animation to the Image within the Mask +    * You can then add Animation to the Image within the Mask 
-  * You can Zoom, Pan etc the Mask Container+    * You can Zoom, Pan etc the Mask Container and/or the Mask Stencil
  
 ==== Add a Blank Mask ==== ==== Add a Blank Mask ====
  
-  * You can add a Blank Mask to add your own Image as a Mask+    * You can add a Blank Mask to add your own Image as a Mask
  
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-  * Add an Image as a Mask+==== Add an Image/Video Mask ====
  
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-  * Add an Image as Mask Content+    * Add an Image as Mask Content
  
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-==== Complex Masks ==== +    * A Video could also be added as either the Mask Stencil or Mask Content
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-Masks in Version 9 also have another property which enables complex masks to be generated from a mixture of black and white objects: the ability to switch the "Alpha Channel" on and off.  Here is an example using two black rectangles with a white centre rectangle. Remember "white reveals" and "black conceals".. +
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-These two rectangles can be used to generate a composite mask. The two rectangles are now used as mask stencils in a user-defined mask.  Rectangle 2 is above Rectangle 1.  For Rectangle 2, if "Convert to Alpha Image" is ON, then the black area where Rectangle 2 overlaps Rectangle 1 becomes transparent. +
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-Convert to Alpha image is ON +
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-In the next example, "Convert to Alpha Image" is OFF for Rectangle 2 and the black area blocks out the area where it overlaps Rectangle 1 +
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 +==== Text as a Mask ====
  
 +    * Add Text as a Mask Stencil
 +    * Add an Image to the Mask Content
  
 +{{en-us:11.0:how_to_v9:v9-mask008.jpg}}
  
 +==== Complex Masks ====
  
 +    * Masks in Version 9 also have another property which enables complex masks to be generated from a mixture of black and white objects: the ability to switch the "Alpha Channel" on and off.
 +    * Here is an example using two black rectangles with a white centre rectangle. Remember "white reveals" and "black conceals"..
  
 +{{en-us:11.0:how_to_v9:v9-mask009.jpg}}
  
 +    * These two rectangles can be used to generate a composite mask
 +    * The two rectangles are now used as mask stencils in a user-defined Blank Mask
 +    * Rectangle 2 is above Rectangle 1
 +    * For Rectangle 2, if "Convert to Alpha Image" is ON, then the black area where Rectangle 2 overlaps Rectangle 1 becomes transparent
  
-More complex masks are possible using this technique and an example is shown below.+    * Convert to Alpha image is ON For Rectangle 2
  
 +{{en-us:11.0:how_to_v9:v9-mask010.jpg}}
  
 +    * In the next example, "Convert to Alpha Image" is OFF for Rectangle 2 and the black area blocks out the area where it overlaps Rectangle 1
  
 +{{en-us:11.0:how_to_v9:v9-mask011.jpg}}
  
 +    * More complex masks are possible using this technique and an example is shown below
  
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