New sequence window too big for my computer screen??

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November 3, 2016
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Please help! I brought and downloaded premiere pro 2017 today. I'm not able to do anything in it though because the new sequence window is too big and I am unable to make it smaller or move it up more so I am unable to click the submit button at the bottom.

I even updated to windows 10 because I heard it would help. My screen resolution is 1366 x 768 and its displayed at 100%.

What should I do?

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Tapan Kumar mondol

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Please help! I brought and downloaded premiere pro 2017 today. I'm not able to do anything in it though because the new sequence window is too big and I am unable to make it smaller or move it up more so I am unable to click the submit button at the bottom.

I even updated to windows 10 because I heard it would help. My screen resolution is 1366 x 768 and its displayed at 100%.

What should I do?

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Tapan Kumar mondol

Participant

Please help! I brought and downloaded premiere pro 2017 today. I'm not able to do anything in it though because the new sequence window is too big and I am unable to make it smaller or move it up more so I am unable to click the submit button at the bottom.

I even updated to windows 10 because I heard it would help. My screen resolution is 1366 x 768 and its displayed at 100%.

What should I do?

timb85230387

Participant

Same issue here... I can locate the "OK" button, but I cannot click it to create a new sequence. This is beyond frustrating, I also have an older version of premiere pro as an alternate in case of a bug or glitch... and when exporting with premiere pro cs6, I get "error compiling movie: error unknown"

I am so annoyed with Adobe. Any other ideas for a great editing software?

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RjL190365

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Those users having the display resolution issues may have no choice but to downgrade to a cheapo consumer editing software that likely does not perform the tasks one desires at all whatsoever (because the desired effects and rendering features in question are either missing or unsupported). Most other companies' professional-level editing software require even higher resolutions (for example, 1280x1024 minimum) than Adobe Premiere Pro just to work properly.

And when I got my current i5 laptop with a 1920x1080 screen, I initially had the same problem as the OP did until I realized that my display scaling in Windows was set to 125% by default (as purchased). That effectively reduced the display's resolution to 1536x864 instead of the desired 1920x1080. I also had to delete (reset) Premiere's preferences to restore the Premiere boxes back to "normal".