[Jeff Kesler]

Did more searching and finally found the answer on the Adobe forums.
To quote:

Create a custom Keyboard setting in Pr.
Click on the “Go” command in the Finder command bar, hold down the “alt” key while the drop-down window is open, this will reveal a hidden “Library” option.

This is not the same Library as the one in which I have been searching for my .kys files! This is another Library, a different one, a mystery Library … OK it’s the user Library, I’ve been looking in the System Library the whole time.

There it is under:
Application Support/Adobe/Premiere Pro/6.0/my.kys

So there you go.
Jeff K.

[Jeff Kesler]

OK guys,
This is waaaay too difficult. I can not find my custom keyboard map in Premiere CS6. I have tried both of the above suggestions. First option the file is not there. I suspect that in CS6 they moved it compared to CS5.x. In the second suggestion, there appears to be no “appdata” folder in OS 10.7.2 so no joy there. I did find that if you “show package contents” in the premiere cs6 app there is a keyboard shortcut folder in there and you can see the files for CS5, Factory defaults, Avid and Final Cut…but not the saved file that I created. I like the improvements in CS6 but considering Avid and FCP and other editing apps make it easy to move keyboard settings among systems, this is just frustrating. Anyone else figure this out?
Thanks, Jeff K.

[Jeff Kesler]

Hey Guys,
I appreciate the feedback, but you are stating the obvious. Naturally I want to keep it at 100% or less to maintain quality. Maybe I didn’t state my question clearly. If I have a SD clip scaled at 40% (for example) in “comp1” that is 2400px X 2400px and I put “comp1” into “comp2” which is 720 x 480, then I scale “comp1” to zoom into the SD clip, at what percentage will the SD clip be at 100%?
Jeff