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(The Track Header are those icons to the left of each track in the Timeline.) When you click the Wrench icon – located in the top left corner of the Timeline – it displays a menu of options, grouped into six sections, that control the display of the Track Header and clips in the Timeline. Yup, there’s a wrench in the works for Premiere. But, there is one tool hiding in plain sight that you may not have looked at: the Wrench in the Timeline. Over the years, Adobe has worked to clean up the Premiere interface, remove the clutter and make the remaining tools easier to find and use.
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