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Changing the appearance of the Timeline
By default, the Timeline appears at the top of the main application window, above the Stage.
To change its position, you can dock the Timeline to the bottom or either side of the main
application window, or display the Timeline as its own window. You can also hide the Timeline.
You can resize the Timeline to change the number of layers and frames that are visible. When
there are more layers than can be displayed in the Timeline, you can view additional layers by
using the scroll bars on the right side of the Timeline.
To move the Timeline:
Drag from the area above the Timeline header.
Drag the Timeline to the edge of the application window to dock it. Control-drag to prevent the
Timeline from docking.
To lengthen or shorten layer name fields:
Drag the bar separating the layer names and the frames portion of the Timeline.
To resize the Timeline, do one of the following:
• If the Timeline is docked to the main application window, drag the bar separating the Timeline
from the application window.
• If the Timeline is not docked to the main application window, drag the lower right corner
(Windows) or the Size box in the lower right corner (Macintosh).
Moving the playhead
The playhead moves through the Timeline to indicate the current frame displayed on the Stage.
The Timeline header shows the frame numbers of the animation. To display a frame on the Stage,
you move the playhead to the frame in the Timeline.
When you’re working with a large number of frames that can’t all appear in the Timeline at once,
you can move the playhead along the Timeline to easily locate the current frame.
To go to a frame:
Click the frame’s location in the Timeline header, or drag the playhead to the desired position.
To center the Timeline on the current frame:
Click the Center Frame button at the bottom of the Timeline.
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