Appendix B. Setting Preferences
Most applications for Mac OS X have a set of user preferences that determine various settings for the application. Motion is no exception—you even open the Preferences pane with the same standard menu command or keyboard shortcut most Mac OS X applications use. You access Motion’s preferences by choosing Motion > Preferences or by pressing Command-, (comma).
Motion’s preferences are divided into the following seven different sets of controls, or panes, that tweak how Motion looks and behaves:
General pane
Appearance pane
Project pane
Canvas pane
Output pane
Presets pane
Gestures pane
Using the General Pane
The General pane has settings that affect the overall behavior of Motion. It is divided into six sections (Figure B.1 ...
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