
Click the Insert Media Files icon in the Objects section of the Ribbon and you can now choose an image or video file from anywhere on your computer.

Go to the Layers Tab on the right and under the Layers Heading, click the Background button (underneath the Text Layer listed there). Let’s now add a background to this Cue (note, the background will carry over to all of your pages within this cue).Since we have a text box selected, we will see controls for Font, Size, Color, Alignment, and much more. The Edit Ribbon right above the Edit Area will also give you contextual controls based on what object is selected in the Edit Area.You can also resize the text box by dragging the corners or move it around your Edit Area. You can now replace that text by selecting and typing in the text box. Let’s click the Insert Text Box icon in the Objects section of the Ribbon and a text box will appear on our Page in the Edit Area.We can now add Objects to it (like Text Boxes, Images, and Videos). Let’s give our new Cue a name and then we will see it in the Script on the left.Let’s start by clicking the Insert Blank Cue icon in the Ribbon.If someone who knows what you look like says this, they are basically indicating that you look a muppet.

If someone asks it like a question, they are, in a way, asking for a selfie. It can either be a question, or a bit of a reality check. WYLL: This popular acronym stands for ‘what you look like.’ But the real thing here is context.

TM: Could mean Text Message, Too Much or Trust Me, depending on the context of the chat. If you’re looking at a Snapchat Story and see ‘SU’, if you swipe your finger up, you’ll usually be taken to your phone’s internet browser and a web page linked to the story. If you were to send Snaps to your best friend every day for seven months, for example, you’d see a little flame next to their name, with a number marking how many days you’ve kept the streak doing.
