The right-hand side of the screen includes a palette of supplied templates, images for backgrounds, buttons and frames. You can also import your own layered menus as PSD files and define the menu areas with DVDit Pro HD’s Highlight Tool. An attributes area (think “inspector” or “properties” if you’re used to tools from other software publishers) shows you practically all of the important details about a particular asset, and allows you to control pretty much everything, including menu linking, button routing and end of play behavior. If you have text selected, this is where you choose fonts, sizes, justification, attributes, etc. The very bottom of the DVDit Pro HD window provides a bit budget tool that allows you to see how much room you’d have if you burned your project to several DVD flavors (single-layer, dual-layer, authoring, RAM or mini) or to a Blu-ray Disc. There’s also a checkbox for OpenDVD, which adds additional data to the burned disc that allows it to be edited further on another computer running a Sonic/Roxio disc authoring tool.