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how to bring back tool bar and audio levels?

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how to bring back audio levels graphic?

My audio levels grahpic on the right side of FCP disappeared. How can I bring them back? (Ugh. I see the Mac is just as obtuse and non-intuitive as the PC.)
 
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PPC Mini, 10.4.11. Intel Mini, 10.6.8. MacBook Pro, 10.14.6. M1 MBA 11.6.3 iPhone 5 iOS 12.5,
I would suggest that it's FCP that's obtuse, rather than you Mac...or it's user. ;D ;D
 
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I finally figured it out. You can't just do a right click to restore various windows that have disappeared. You have to click in FCP window (not the desktop window) and then go to the Windows tab, and the click next to the relevant window.

All of this reminds me of an Andy Rooney classic:YouTube - ‪Andy Rooney on Bill Gates‬‏

"Do you simply press a button that says says "off" to turn off your computer. You do not. The first thing you do to stop is push start...."
 
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I'm not sure how this is illogical, to look under the "Windows" menu to recover windows YOU closed and now need to re-open ...
 
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chas_m said:
I'm not sure how this is illogical, to look under the "Windows" menu to recover windows YOU closed and now need to re-open ...
Click to expand...

From your essay:
"Ask your "dumb" questions. We'll answer them with a smile!"
 

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