Apple DVD Studio Pro 4 - Manual (Page 157)

Adding Quadrants to the Basic and Extended Configurations
There are two ways to add quadrants to the basic and extended configurations: Choose
a different configuration or drag their edges in toward the center.
The basic configuration is actually just the upper-right quadrant with its left and bottom
boundaries dragged to the edges of the interface. To add a quadrant to the left half of
the interface, drag the left edge toward the center. To add a quadrant to the bottom half,
drag the bottom edge toward the center.
The extended configuration has the lower-left quadrant hidden. To add it, drag the
lower-left edge toward the center.
Working with the Tabs
The quadrants hold the tabs that contain the primary controls of the DVD Studio Pro
interface. You can select a tab to make it active, move the tab to a different quadrant, or
“tear off” the tab to make it available in its own window.
Viewing a Tab’s Contents
When you have multiple tabs in a quadrant, only one is active and can be seen. There
are several methods you can use to make a tab active so that it appears in front of the
others.
To view a tab’s contents
Do one of the following:
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Click the tab you want to view.
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Choose Window > [name of tab].
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Use the tab’s keyboard shortcut. For a compete list of keyboard shortcuts, see
Keyboard Shortcuts .
Note: If a tab is hidden, choosing it from the Window menu or using the keyboard shortcut
makes it appear as a separate window.
In many cases, selecting an element in the Outline or Graphical tab automatically activates
related tabs (if they are assigned to a quadrant). For example, if you double-click a menu
in the Outline tab, the Menu tab becomes active.
Rearranging Tabs Within a Quadrant
You can change the order in which tabs appear within a quadrant.
To change the order of tabs
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Drag a tab to a new position.
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