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> Starting the Avid Application (Macintosh) |
Starting the Avid Application (Macintosh)
The Avid application is in the following location:
Macintosh HD/Applications/AvidáXpressáPro
Macintosh HD/Applications/AvidáXpress DV
For most users, the Dock is a more convenient location for starting the application.
The application does not start properly if the icon is moved out of the AvidáXpressáPro or AvidáXpressáDV folder. You can create an alias and drag it to the desktop or onto the Dock.
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For information on creating an alias or on using the Dock, see the
MacáOSáX documentation.
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To start the Avid application, do one of the following:
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Double-click the application alias on the desktop.
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Double-click the application alias on the Dock.
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Select Go > Applications, and then double-click the application icon.
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After a few moments, the Select Project dialog box opens.
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If you install your Avid editing application on a laptop computer, a dialog
box might open with a message about the processor running at reduced
speed. Avid recommends you disable reduced processor performance in the
Energy Saver settings when working with Avid applications. Running at
reduced speed might adversely affect performance of editing functions (for
example, capture and digital cuts). For more information on disabling
reduced processor performance, see the Macintosh documentation.
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You might also see a message about disks spinning down while idle.
Deselect "Hard Disk Sleep" in the Energy Saver settings for best system
performance.
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