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You will also find links to many free tutorials in the
Premiere Pro Wiki that will quickly show you how things are done in PPro.
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My tutorials? I haven't written
any tutorials. What are you on about?
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Unless I misunderstand the poster's question (I'm Human, so sue me ;)) the links I provide have either a direct answer or provide leads to where the answer lies.
The OP in this thread never mentioned anything about double-clicking clips in the Project Panel, he specifically mentioned "drag". For the most part if someone cannot accomplish something that basic they are in dire need of watching people do it, as is demonstrated in the video tutorials.
If my assistance in these forums was of no use then the moderators would long since have told me so. Quite the opposite of what has in fact transpired.
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The problem almost always is a lack of detail. The OP doesn't explain what he meant by "like i did in pro 7". We have no way of knowing whether he has locked tracks or what the state of his panel layout is.
These problems are very often caused by a lack of understanding of the product and a sure fire way of learning a product is to watch others use it, hence the links to video tutorials.
I enjoy helping people when I can. I am sorry that you have a problem with that. Unfortunately I cannot help you. I am sorry for that failure. I can only encourage you to do the best you can.
I wish you happy editing.
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Thanks for the positive re-inforcement, it really helps. :)
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