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Working with Projects
4 (Mac OS only) Select Include Full Path Names if you want to include a complete folder path
for each file in the list.
5 Click Save.
Changing the startup window
When you start Premiere, it displays the palettes you left open the last time you used Premiere.
You can also make the Open or New Project dialog box appear automatically at startup.
To change the startup window:
1
Choose File > Preferences > General/Still Image.
2
Choose an option from the Window at Startup menu and click OK:
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None starts Premiere with the palettes from the previous session.
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New Project opens the New Project dialog box when you start Premiere.
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Open Dialog opens the Open dialog box when you start Premiere.
Working with palettes
Adobe Premiere includes several palettes that display information and let you modify clips.
You can display, hide, or recombine palettes as you work.
Changing the palette display
You can change the arrangement and display of palettes and palette groups to make the best
use of space on your monitor.
To show and hide palettes:
Do one of the following:
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To show or hide a palette, choose the name of the palette from the Window menu.
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To hide or display all open palettes, press the Tab key.
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