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CHAPTER 2 82
Working with Projects
Naming, finding, and deleting items
Premiere helps you manage the clips and other items in your project by giving you tools
to rename, find, and delete items.
To manage project items:
Do any of the following:
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To rename a clip or bin, select the item, choose Clip > Alias, type the new name, and then
click OK. In List View, you can also select the name and type a new one.
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To view a clip’s original name or change its alias, select the item in the Project, Bin, or Library
window and choose Clip > Alias. Type a new name or click None to remove the alias.
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To rename an original file on disk, exit Premiere and rename the file using the Explorer
(Windows) or Finder (Mac OS). The next time you open the project that uses the renamed
file, Premiere will ask you to locate the file (see “Opening a project” on page 68).
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To delete an item from a Project, Bin, or Library window, select the item, and then press
the Delete key.
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To delete all clips in a project that are not currently used in the Timeline, choose Project >
Remove Unused (see “Removing unused frames from source clips” on page 69).
Note: Because Premiere stores references to clips and not the originals, deleting a clip from a project,
bin, or library removes it from the project and Timeline (if it was included there) but does not delete
the corresponding original source clip from your hard disk.
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To rename or delete a library, first close its window if it is open. Switch to Explorer
(Windows) or Finder (Mac OS), and rename or delete the library from there.
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To find any item in a project, bin, or library, based on the contents of any column in the
Thumbnail or List View, select the window you want to search and choose Project > Search.
Specify options as needed and click Find.
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