Can I Modify Scene Menu?

[Rickster213]

I have Premere Elements 12 running on an iMac with High Sierra 10.13.

I am creating a DVD with menus using the Pan and Zoom template (although I am not doing any Pan and Zoom).  It only allows for 6 entries on a scenes menu.  In my case, 3 per line.  It looks like I could get another line of 3.  Is there a way to modify the scenes menu?  I don't see any other menu templates that allow more than 6 entries on the scenes menu.  I know that a 7th scene will automaticall go to a next scene menu, but if I only had 3 more I wanted it would be nice to avoid the "next" arrow.

Thanks for any help.

Rick

[Ann Bens]

The only way to fix that is to edit the template in thé Photoshop (not the one from Elements but the original Ps).

[Rickster213]

So could you please be more specific?  

How and where do I find the template?

I don't know what you mean by "original Ps" - I have Adobe Photoshop Elements 12.  Is that what you are referring to?

[Ann Bens]

Sorry, but if you have no idea what i am talking about then the answer is no. You are not able to fix the menu.

Workflow is too complex.

[Rickster213]

I have over 30 years experience in IT with AT&T software and database development and support so I can handle a complex workflow.  I just need to know specifically where it is I need to go to find the source.

[Ann Bens]

Its in the root of Premier Elements under DVD templates (this is windows, mac maybe the same) you will find a (sm) psd file with the same name as your menu. Copy and give it an unique name and open in Ps the original program (not Elements).

https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop.html

In Ps you add (copy/paste) a button. Make sure its exactly the same as in prefixes and the buttons do not overlap as it wont work. You will have to rearrange the buttons to make them fit.

[Rickster213]

Thanks for the info, but unfortunately, it doesn't seem to work for me.  I think a Mac might be different.  I did a search on "DVD templates" and found nothing.  I did a search for psd files and came up with 169 files, but scrolling through the list they were all files I created using Adobe Photoshop Elements, which came with Adobe Premier Elements.  I just went ahead and created 4 scene menus so I could get my project completed.  It just seemed like there was a lot of wasted space I could have used for some other scenes.  But thanks again.

[Peru Bob]

"What you mean by "original Ps" - I have Adobe Photoshop Elements 12.  Is that what you are referring to?"

Just to clarify:

PS is Photoshop, a different program than Photoshop Elements.

[Rickster213]

I don't have it then.  All I have is Adobe Photoshop Elements 12, which came with my purchase of Aobe Premiere Elements.  Thanks for info.