Guy Godwin

I am tinkering with the Titles and I selected "un dock" on the menu.
Now everthing is all dis connected.

Anybody have a clue how to get this back?

Tripp Woelfel

Since Adobe doesn't believe in manuals, all you have to go with is the help file which is pathetic. That said, there's a lot of good information in there if you read it, including how to doc and undock windows. Also, you should get used to using it as it will be the best resource for you that it instantly at hand.

Now, there are also many other resource for training. You might want to start here. http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/video_workshop/

Also check out the tutorials at Lynda.com (some are free) and CreativeCow.com

Yes, I know I didn't answer your question. Remember the adage about teaching a man to fish?

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Mike Teutsch

Guy,

Go to "Window" , "Workspace" then to the bottom and "Reset Current Workspace."

Also, Tripp, every legitimate copy of Premiere, or any Adobe product I have ever had, came with a manual. That includes Premiere 1.5, CS2 and CS3 which I use now.

Good luck----Mike

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