This person must have grown up in the 80′s. User coocooforcocoapuffs said:
yes, select View / Show Status Bar and look at the bottom of the window. Good luck!
via Number of items in a folder: Apple Support Communities.
pet3r figured out the answer.
If you want to force the key-repeat, and disable the “Press and Hold” for additional characters, here is the terminal command:
defaults write -g ApplePressAndHoldEnabled -bool false
Then restart the computer.
via Seriously no key repeat in Lion?: Apple Support Communities.
AppleMan1958 states:
To edit a project on another computer, you will need both the Project file and any event files that it references.
You will need an external drive formatted Mac OS Extended (journaled) – not FAT32.
Firewire and USB will both work fine for this.In iMovie, click VIEW/Group Events By Disk.
Now you should see your external drive at the bottom of the Project Library List view. Hold down the Command Key while dragging the small icon for your project to the small icon for the external drive.
Now, with the Project still selected, click FILE/CONSOLIDATE Media… and you can move over the Events, Music, and Photos for the project to the external drive as well.Plug this drive in to the other Mac and you are ready to edit.
via Apple – Support – Discussions – Moving Projects from One Computer to ….