You wish to disable thumbnails in t he Project panel to conserve system resources in a large project.
Which option in the After Effects Preferences dialog lets you complete this task?
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Correct answer: B
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You wish to disable thumbnails in t he Project panel to conserve system resources in a large project.
Which option in the After Effects Preferences dialog lets you complete this task?
Correct answer: B
What happens when you insert a dynamically-linked composition into a Premiere Pro timeline, and play it back within Premiere Pro?
Correct answer: D
Click the Exhibit button.

What is the purpose of the Graph button near the expression Pick Whip tool?
Correct answer: C
When you render a movie using the OpenGL render engine, which two features are supported? (Choose two.)
Correct answers: B, D
What is the benefit of Media Cache Processing inside After Effects?
Correct answer: A
How can you recognize the vertex designated as the first vertex of a path?
Correct answer: C
You have a composition containing two layers. The bottom layer in the Timeline panel contains a map. The top layer in the Timeline panel is comprised of a Shape Layer with a stroked pen path. You wish to wipe on the stroked pen path with a Shape Layer path operator to follow a road on the bottom layer.
What lets you simulate an animated line on the Shape Layer?
Correct answer: C
Which format creates bitmap-only output that supports alpha channels when exporting After Effects compositions to Flash?
Correct answer: A
What are some of the benefits of using Color Management for your After Effects project? (Choose three.)
Correct answers: B, D, F
You are working on a composition containing a multiple layered Photoshop document. You modify the Photoshop layers within Photoshop, and then save it.
Which three layer changes will be reflected in the timeline when you return to After Effects? (Choose three.)
Correct answers: A, C, E