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Saving Your Workspace

 

Once you’ve set up your workspace exactly the way you want it, you may want to save it for later use.  If you choose Window>Workspace>Save Workspace, you can enter a name for your current layout.  Saving the workspace can also save your current keyboard shortcuts and current menus.

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