Find the actual file of a media clip, Troubleshooting tips – Adobe Premiere Elements 8 User Manual

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USING ADOBE PREMIERE ELEMENTS 8 EDITOR

Getting started with Adobe

Premiere

Elements

Last updated 8/12/2010

Find the actual file of a media clip

1 In Elements Organizer, select the photo or media clip whose file you want to find.

2 Press Alt + Enter to open the Properties-General window.

3 Click the Reveal In Explorer icon

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Troubleshooting tips

Here are some things to consider when troubleshooting Adobe Premiere Elements. For more tips, visit

www.adobe.com/go/forums

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Restart Adobe Premiere Elements, or restart your computer.

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Reset the Adobe Premiere Elements preferences. Start Adobe Premiere Elements, and select New Project. Hold
down the Ctrl + Alt + Shift keys immediately after selecting New Project.

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Turn off other programs, including anti-virus, firewall, and CD/DVD burning applications that run in the
background.

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Make sure that the computer operating system is up-to-date. Install the latest drivers for your video card, sound
card, printer, and other devices.

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Remove any recent additions to your computer. What was the last thing you changed on your computer before the
problem began? Did you install a new printer, font, or other software?

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If something in Adobe Premiere Elements doesn’t seem to work properly, check Adobe Premiere Elements Help.

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If a problem occurs when you open or edit a photo, check if the problem occurs with all photos, or if it occurs with
photos from different cameras or sources.

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