Number of buttons for subtitles

Hiya everyone.
Does everyone else have to press THREE buttons to bring up the subtitles,and do it every time they change channels???

Well, yellow is vacant so in theory it could be done and I don't think it would be too tricky. 1st press = Subtitles, 2nd press = Audio Description, 3rd press = off. Easy! Given that even a £15 Freeview box has a subtitles button on the remote it makes sense.
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Adobe shouldn't enforce restrictions regarding number of buttons on a single screen!
A warning is Ok, but this decision should be left to the user!
Why? I burned the other day a fully functional Blu-ray disc (BDMV) with a SINGLE submenu page containing 52 text buttons (!) + RETURN button back to the Top Menu. I used Sony Media's DVD Architect (v.5.0.b) to do that. I played the disc on my Sony BDP-S550 without any problem whatsoever (as well as on my PC both the physical disc, and from the BDMV folder, using both PowerDVD and ArcSoft's software). I'm pretty confident it'll play in other players as well.
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>
> I made my "button" in photoshop, and import it into
flash, its showing as a
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Meng HM wrote:
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