TUAW's earlier post showed you how to create an overlay using transparency and sized to match your QuickTime video. In this, the second of two how-to galleries, you'll learn how to open your overlay in QuickTime Pro and merge it with your video to create a translucent bug in the corner of your movie. Be aware: you do need to upgrade QuickTime to "Pro" to take advantage of these powerful video-editing features. 
Want to drag a file to another folder and copy it instead of moving it? Press the Option key when you drag that file and it'll be duplicated rather than moved entirely.
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Miklos said 7:59PM on 4-08-2007
Quite an excellent howto series. Thanks.
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Dinesh said 6:41AM on 4-09-2007
Sweet tip! Just tried it, Thanks :)
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