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Chapter 1: Getting started

Workspaces: Where you can save a set of customized layouts for the workspace or reset it to the default workspace.

Import: Where you can import photos from cameras and other devices.

Batch: Where you can run all the batch editing processes.

Create: Where you can create slide-show files, PDFs, PowerPoint presentations, CD/DVDs, online albums, or archives.

Slideshow: Where you can configure and run a slideshow.

Send: Where you can upload to photo sites, an FTP, or share photos by email.

External Editors: Where you can list external editors for easy access.

Working with Manage mode panes

You can open and close panes in Manage mode to suit your preferences, and move, float, or stack any of the panes to customize the

layout of the Manage mode window.

To open or close panes in Manage mode:

Click View and select the pane you want to open or close.

Moving panes

You can move a pane from a docked or floating position to a new location. You can move one pane at a time, or several stacked

panes.

To move a pane:

1. Drag the pane's title bar and hold your cursor over any of the arrows of the Docking Compass.

2. When the shaded marquee displays the position of the pane you want, release the mouse button.

3. To return a pane to its previous location, double-click its title bar.

To move a docked or floating pane:

Do one of the following:

Drag the pane's tab to a new location. Only one pane moves.

Drag the pane's title bar to a new location. Any panes stacked beneath it also move.

If you use dual monitors, you can move the panes to your second monitor to free up space on your main monitor.

Docking panes

When you select a pane in the Manage mode, the Docking Compass activates to help you place the pane precisely. The Docking

Compass consists of an outer and inner ring of arrows. When you hold your cursor over any of the arrows, a shaded marquee

displays the potential position of the pane.

To dock a pane in Manage mode window:

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