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Project Manager
: You’ll work with the Project Manager in this lesson.
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Remove Unused
: This is a quick and easy way to clean up your project. 
Choose it to remove any assets from the Project panel that you are not using 
in your project.
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Choose Export Batch List, accept the default name and location (the current 
project folder), and click Save.
That creates a comma-delimited or comma-separated value (CSV) file that you 
can read with most text editors. The content is simply the filenames, timecodes, 
and original source tape names (if any). The Batch list stores only audio and 
video filenames, not graphics or images.
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Choose Import Batch List from the Project menu, and double-click Adobe 
Premiere Pro Batch List.csv (the file you just created in step 4).
The Batch List Settings dialog opens.
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 Note:
If you select a 
clip, that will be the sole 
entry in the Batch list 
you will make in step 4.
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 Note:
Some of these 
options will be dimmed 
depending on what 
files or panel you have 
selected.

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LESSON 17 Managing Your Projects
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Accept the defaults, which should be the same as your sequence settings, as 
shown here. Click OK.
This adds a new bin to the Project panel.
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Open the Adobe Premiere Pro Batch List bin.
The status of each clip is Offline, which is evident because of the icon next to 
each clip.
Clips offline
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Click bike low shot.mov in the Adobe Premiere Pro Batch bin.
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Choose Project > Link Media.
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In the Link Media dialog, navigate to the Lesson 17 folder, and double-click bike 
low shot.mov.
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 Note:
If you select more than one offline file, the Link Media dialog appears in turn for each file 
you select. Pay attention to the offline filename in the title bar of the dialog so that you relink the 
correct source file to each offline file.
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 Note:
The Import 
Batch List feature 
has a limitation in 
functionality. It can link 
to audio/video files 
only. If you attempt to 
link to audio-only or 
video-only files, you will 
get an error message.

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ADOBE PREMIERE PRO CS5 CLASSROOM IN A BOOK