Once you first Open Premiere Pro, you'll be greeted with this screen.
You will be greeted with the screen every time you open premiere pro and as you have projects that you've
already worked on, these will be listed here.
It will always say Welcome to Premiere Pro and your name.
No, that's not me.
My name is Adam.
Emma is my wife and she sorts out all our bills because I'm terrible with money.
So that's why her name is there.
Just in case you're wondering.
Before we go any further, I need to point out one difference.
Depending on what system you're working on, whether it's a PC or Mac.
The one real difference between the two operating systems is one modifier key, and that is the alt
button.
This isn't my keyboard.
Mine's much cleaner than this, but on most Windows PCs or their keyboards, you will have the control,
the Windows button and the alt.
If you're on a laptop, you'll possibly have a function key as well.
Here.
Now I'm going to be referring to Control, Alt and obviously shift, which is just above quite a lot
as modifiers are used a lot in pretty much all of Adobe's programs.
When I say Alt and I'll try to remember to say the Mac version when I'm doing it, but I've been using
Premiere Pro for so long, there's a good chance I might just forget as we're running.
So what?
I mean when I say alt, if you're on a mac is this button right here and that is the option key.
There's also an alt key here, but this is the option key or the command key.
It's not clear.
So if you're on a mac and I say alt, I mean the option key.
I'll try and remember, but I'm not guaranteeing.