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the show. Unused media files are left in their old locations, and are not cop-

ied or moved.

Move. Instead of copying them, this moves all actively used media files that

reside on the same volume as the target folder. This is much faster and requires

no additional disk space for files already located on the target volume. Media

files residing on other disks, partitions or servers will be copied, however. The

consolidated presentation is then opened automatically.

▲ IMPORTANT: Since the Move option moves media files away from the

locations specified in the original presentation, you will no longer be able

to use the old presentation file as media it refers to has been moved. A new

copy of the presentation file is created in the consolidated folder with the

updated media file references.

Export Movie Exports the main timeline of your show as a QuickTime movie. The movie file

can then be sent off for client approval, posted to a web site, or similar.

◆ NOTE: Before choosing this command, set up the Stage window to define

the scale and area to be exported. Only the displays currently visible in the

Stage window will be exported. This can be used to export a smaller portion

of a very large stage. Areas outside the displays that are currently visible in

the Stage window will be cropped or blanked out in the resulting file. Also,

if your show uses conditional layers, set the desired set of layer conditions

in the Preferences box before exporting.

When you choose the “Export Movie” command, a Save dialog will be shown,

allowing you to name the resulting movie file. This dialog box also allows you

to limit which part of the timeline to export, and to control the compression

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