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Batch list
: A Batch list is a text file of audio/video asset names and timecodes. 
It contains no information about your project such as edits, transitions, 
or graphics.
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Project Manager
: The Project Manager creates a trimmed version of your 
project by saving only the portions of the assets you used in your sequences 
or consolidates the project by storing all its assets in a single file folder. If you 
choose to create a trimmed project, you can use only offline filenames that 
you later recapture. Whether you trim or consolidate your project, the Project 
Manager also stores a copy of your original Adobe Premiere Pro project file 
with all its information about edits, transitions, effects, and Titler-created text 
and graphics.

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In the following exercise, you will briefly run through the Project menu commands 
and then focus on the menu’s most important feature—project management.
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Load Lesson 17-1.prproj.
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Click in the Project panel to select it, but don’t select any of the clips (otherwise 
several options in the Project menu will be unavailable).
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Open the Project menu in the menu bar.
You’ll see the following options:
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Project Settings
: You worked with project settings in Lesson 2.
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Link Media
: Use this to link offline filenames to their actual files or 
videotapes.
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Make Offline
: This allows you to convert an online file to offline.
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Automate to Sequence
: Use this to move selected files to a sequence, as you 
did in Lesson 5.
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Import/Export Batch List
: Use this to create or import a list of filenames.