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Chapter 2

How to do it…
To link Bin Layouts with Workspaces, perform the following steps:

1. Start with one of the following:


‰‰ Go to Windows | Workspaces and select the Workspace you want to link
with a Bin Layout. Once it is activated (a check mark will appear next to it in
the menu), then go to the Workspaces and select Properties.
‰‰ Go to the Project Window, click on the Settings tab, and then go to
Workspaces. Double-click to open the Workspace you want to link
with a Bin Layout.

2. The Workspace View Setting dialog box will open.


3. From the Bin Layout Menu, select the name of the Bin Layout you want to link with
that Workspace.
4. Click on OK to close the Workspace View Setting dialog box.

Linking other settings with Workspaces


When you select/activate a Workspace, it is possible to have other settings in addition to Bin
Layouts simultaneously becoming active (discussed in the previous recipe), saving you time
and frustration having to activate them one at a time. The following are two examples:

ff Example one – audio mixing: You go to the Windows | Workspaces and select
Audio Editing. Instantly, several tools open and the interface windows adjust
themselves to your preset (the method to accomplish this is discussed in the earlier
section about Workspaces). But the really cool thing is that the Timeline View also
simultaneously switches to your preferred display setup because you linked it.
ff Example two – color correction: You go to Windows | Workspaces and select
Color Correction. Instantly, tools open, the interface windows adjust themselves to
your preset, the interface color changes from light gray to black, and the Timeline
View simultaneously switches to your desired display. Once again, this is all possible
because you linked these settings to be activated together.

For the following steps, I'll be referring to example two (color correction). More information on
duplicating, naming, and activating settings can be found at the beginning of this chapter.

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