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> Opening and Closing the Project Window |
Opening and Closing the Project Window
The Project window provides four different displays (Bins, Settings, Effects, and Info) for structuring and viewing information about your current project.
Use the Project window to:
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Create and open bins.
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View and modify settings.
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Access effects.
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View information about the format of the project and the use of system
memory and hardware.
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You can also add folders to your projects that allow you to organize the bins.
Bins from other projects appear in the
Project Window in italic.
You can see bins and folders in a flat view, which lists only the folder contents and not the folder. Flat view is an option in the Project window's Fast menu. You can also drag bins into folders or folders into folders.
The Project window opens automatically when you select a project in the Select Project dialog box.
To close the Project window, do one of the following:
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Click the Close button in the Project window.
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The Select Project dialog box opens.
The Project window remains open the entire time you are working in a project; however, it might be hidden from view by several open bins or tools.
To locate and redisplay the Project window, do one of the following:
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Select Tools > Project.
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Click in an unobstructed area of the Project window to bring it
forward.
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Select Edit > Preferences (Windows), or AvidáXpressáPro >
Preferences or AvidáXpressáDV > Preferences (Macintosh).
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Press Ctrl+9 (Windows) or Command+9 (Macintosh).
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