Subtitles in Quicktime Pro not sub but above-titles

I rigorously followed the instructions to add subtitles via Quicktime Pro, using a text-file etc.
All seems to work but the "subtitles" appear above the movie...
A blogger referred met to Quicktime instructions mentioning tags and other terms.
I'm a complete ignoramous in this field.
Could anyone give me specific and idiot-proof directions to get my subtitles really sub the movie, plaese?

Open the Movie properties window and single click on the "text" track.
Click the Visual Settings tab to adjust the "offset" values to position the text below the video track.

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