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To rearrange shortcut buttons in a button bar:

m In the button bar, drag shortcut buttons where you want them to appear.

To add a spacer to a button bar:

m Control-click the button bar, then choose Add Spacer from the shortcut menu.

To move spacers in a button bar:

m Drag the spacer where you want it to appear in the button bar.

To remove a space in a button bar:

m Drag the spacer out of the window.

To move shortcut buttons to a different window:

m Drag the shortcut button from one window to another window.

To copy a shortcut button to a different window:

m Press and hold down the Option key, then drag the shortcut button from one window

to another.

Changing Shortcut Button Colors

You can change the color of individual buttons in a button bar.

To change the color of a shortcut button:

m Control-click any shortcut button in the button bar, choose Color from the shortcut

menu, then choose a color from the submenu.

Available colors are: Plain, Red, Yellow, Green, Cyan, Blue and Purple. The default color is

Plain (gray).

Removing Shortcut Buttons

You can remove one or all shortcut buttons from a button bar at any time.

To remove a shortcut button from a button bar, do one of the following:

m Drag the shortcut button you want to delete out of the window.

m Control-click the shortcut button, choose Remove from the shortcut menu, then

choose Button from the submenu.

To remove all shortcut buttons from a button bar:

m Control-click any shortcut button in the button bar, choose Remove from the shortcut

menu, then choose All from the submenu.

Note: In the case of the Timeline, which contains default shortcut buttons, choose

Remove > All / Restore Defaults from the submenu.

Spacer added

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