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Each week, we’ll share a brand new tooltip to save lots of time when working in Adobe Premiere Professional.
I’m a giant fan of navigating the Mission Panel and your completely different bin panels with keyboard shortcuts (such because the default Shift+1 that can bounce between open bins). Fairly often, if I’m within the Mission Panel and I’ve navigated two or three bins deep, I like to have the ability to step again out of any nested bin navigation with out having to succeed in for my mouse. That’s the place the unmapped Go Again shortcut might be useful.
For those who’ve moved or double-clicked right into a bin outdoors of the principle undertaking panel, executing the Go Again shortcut will transfer you again one bin degree till you get all the way in which again to the Mission Panel. Are you three bins deep? Hit the return shortcut 3 times and also you’re again on the Mission Panel. This could be a quick technique to navigate complicated initiatives and nested bins with out ever having to succeed in on your mouse.
I’ve mapped the Go Bacok shortcut to Command + up arrow in my keyboard shortcuts. I like this feature as a result of it seems like I’m stepping up and going again out of a bin that I’ve moved into. Plus, the Command Up Arrow (CTRL on a PC) is an unmapped keyboard shortcut while you’re in a bin. It’s good for me.
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