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Essential Graphics – Browse and Edit window defaults
When selecting an old legacy graphic to be removed (and then to be replaced) from my timeline, the essential graphic window defaults back to “edit” and I keep having to re-click “browse” to reopen it to use my new graphic. Is there any way to keep the browser window open (after clicking on my timeline) throughout my editing process to quickly get to my graphic? Thanks.
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If I understand you correctly then just drag the Browser off the Toolbar and let it sit on your desktop as a separate window.
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It seems the essential graphics window is the only part that you can “tear-off”.
The specific “browser and edit” parts do not seem to have that ability. -
They are not suppose to: they are part of that window.
Edit is the default setting: cannot change that.———————————————–
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I completely understand that part of it.
But can anyone help with the original question about how to keep the browser window (and defaulting to the edit window) from closing each time I click on the timeline? There may be no way to do this, but I thought I should ask since it’s kinda aggravating having to re-click the browser to open my templates many, many time a session.
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