Can I use Premiere Elements 11 to make a on/off DVD subtitle?

I want to burn a DVD with an on/off sub-title option using Adobe Elements 11 (Windows 64 bit), is this possible?

Sminty
If you mean subtitles that the viewer can turn on or off at playback of the Premiere Elements disc product, the answer is No.
You can keyframe the Opacity of titles in a video project so that they appear and reappear in the video at playback. But, that is something built into the video and not
something that a viewer of the DVD can control.
Any questions or need clarification, please ask.
Thank you.
ATR

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Just a bit of history....back in the days of Premiere Elements 4, you could set a "poster frame" in what was called the Project area. You did this by right clicking a blank area there and, from the drop down menu that appeared, selecting View/Preview Area, and using the poster frame feature there.
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Date: Mon, 8 Jun 2009 21:24:11 -0600
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To: [email protected]
Subject: want to use Premiere Elements 4 or newer with Windows Vista 64 bit??
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