I believe Lew's answer is the correct one unless you want a static title to roll up to the center of the screen and stop.  In that case the 2D Editor is your best bet.

Does it do the same with a GPU fade?  I use the GPU fade a lot when I am stacking layers on different timelines.  The CPU works on the main line but the GPU can be added to either end of a title on the line above that with no worry about leeway.  However, I have never used containers so I don't know if this would be an answer to ...

''Remove the background from your menu and in the menu editor, create a transparent background for the menu. Then put your background on a video track below the menu and you can apply almost any effect you want to it.''  (LewS)  This is how I make all of my menus.  The beauty is that you can have as many tracks as you want behind ...

Based on my experience, it appears that links to media can be lost during defragging or registry scrubbing.

http://www.mikeshaw.co.uk/animstills.htm Go to the link above and download the (Animated Stills) tutorial.  It shows how this is done.  It requires a photo program of some kind.  I have PaintShopPro but I believe the tutorial used Photoshop.

I was looking for some lost video and ran across a whole bunch of render files for projects that were finished and deleted from Liquid.  A lot of GBs tied up there.  Can I assume that there will be no harm to Liquid or to the computer if I just manually delete these files?

The bad thing about the Liquid Manual is that it doesn't give enough step-by-step instructions for the various features included.  On page 635 of the Manual is the information needed to make the Alpha Magic Transitions work.  However, they should have included the basic settings for making a transition, i.e set at 0 at the beginning ...

Thank you Lew.  I will try to work on it again today.

After extolling the virtues of Alpha Magic above, I am a little embarassed to to have to ask for help in using this feature in Liquid.  I used these transitions many, many times in Studio 9, and I think I used a few of them in Liquid, but I can't find any instructions for using them.  I thought I had some printed instructions but I ...

Some of them are duplicated in the Hollywood FX, if you did happen to get that feature, or in the Alpha Magic transitions which are found under Gradient Wipes.  Alpha Magic has a lot of spiffy transitions but sometimes this feature gets overlooked.