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Click the gripper area in the upper-left corner of the History tab, and drag it 
to the top of the interface, next to the Project tab, to dock the History panel in 
that frame.
Rectangular drop zone
Trapezoidal drop zone
6
Drag the Effect Controls drag handle to a point near the bottom of the Project 
panel to place it in its own frame.
As shown here on the left, the drop zone is a trapezoid that covers the lower 
portion of the Project panel. Release the mouse button, and your workspace 
should look something like the one shown here on the right.
 Tip:
Dealing with a 
crowded frame: When 
the History panel is 
added to the frame with 
the Project panel, you 
may not be able to see 
all the tabs. In this case, 
a slider appears above 
the tabs. Slide it left or 
right to reveal all the 
tabs. You can also open 
a hidden (or any other) 
panel directly from 
a menu by choosing 
Window and then 
clicking a panel name.

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LESSON 1
Touring Adobe Premiere Pro CS5
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Click the Program Monitor’s drag handle, and hold down the Control 
(Windows) or Command (Mac OS) key while dragging it out of its frame. Its 
drop zone image is much more distinct, indicating you are about to create a 
floating panel.
8
Drop the Program Monitor anywhere, creating a floating panel. Expand it by 
dragging from the corner.
9
As you gain editing acumen, you might want to create and save a customized 
workspace. To do so, choose Window > Workspace > New Workspace. Type 
a workspace name, and click OK.
10
If you want to return the workspace to its default layout, choose Window > 
Workspace > Reset Current Workspace.

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ADOBE PREMIERE PRO CS5 CLASSROOM IN A BOOK