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5. Optional: To save your search filter settings as a preset, open the extended
search pop-up menu, select Presets > Save Preset, and enter a name for
the preset.
Saved presets are added to the Presets submenu.
6. Optional: To remove a search filter settings preset, open the extended search
pop-up menu, select the preset, and then select Remove Preset.
Find Media Window
The Find Media window is a stand-alone window that offers the same functionality
as the Search Media option in the Pool.
• To open the Find Media window, select Media > Search Media.
• To insert a clip or region into the project from the Find Media window, select
it in the list, select Media > Insert into Project, and select one of the insert
options.
RELATED LINKS
Inserting Clips into a Project on page 319
About Missing Files
When you open a project and one or more files are missing, the Resolve Missing
Files dialog opens. If you click Close, the project opens without the missing files.
In the Pool, you can check which files are considered missing. This is indicated by
a question mark in the Status column.
A file is considered missing under one of the following conditions:
• The file has been moved or renamed outside the program since you last
worked with the project, and you ignored the Resolve Missing Files dialog
when you opened the project for the current session.
• You have moved or renamed the file outside the program during the current
session.
• You have moved or renamed the folder in which the missing files are located.
Locating Missing Files
PROCEDURE
1. Select Media > Find Missing Files.
2. In the Resolve Missing Files dialog, decide if you want the program to find
the file for you (Search), if you want to find it yourself (Locate), or if you want
to specify in which directory the program will search for the file (Folder).