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- Launching Final Cut Express HD
- The Final Cut Express HD Interface
- Menus, Shortcuts, and the Mouse
- Working with Projects in the Browser
- Changing Window Layout
- Working with Bins
- Quitting and Hiding Final Cut Express HD
- Lesson Review
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Quitting and Hiding Final Cut Express HD
You quit Final Cut Express just as you would any OS X program—from the main menu or by using the keyboard shortcut. You can also hide the Final Cut Express interface if you want to work on your Desktop or in another program.
- To hide the interface, choose Final Cut Express HD > Hide Final Cut Express HD, or press Cmd-H.
The Final Cut Express interface disappears, and you see your Desktop and any other programs you may have open.
- Bring back the Final Cut Express interface by going to the Dock and clicking the Final Cut Express HD program icon once.
- If you are ready to quit the program, choose Final Cut Express HD > Quit Final Cut Express HD, or press Cmd-Q. Or you can continue on to the next lesson.