contains all the main tools you need to work in Storyboard Pro. In the default workspace, this toolbar located on the left-most side of the interface

contains all of the basic commands related to adding and deleting panels, scenes, and transitions, as well as switching between the 2D and 3D workspaces

lets you play back your storyboard. When you create an animatic with transitions and sound, you can play it back in real time in the Stage view to check the timing

displays all the panels of your project in chronological order. You can use this view to navigate through your storyboard, rearrange panels and scenes, and select the panel to display in the Stage view

are the center of operations in Storyboard Pro. In these views you can build, draw, paint, animate the camera, create layers, and see your results.

displays the different captions related to the current panel, the in, out and duration, and lets you play any voice annotations related to the panel.

What color rectangle shows that a view is active?

What color rectangle shows where the view can be moved?

Toolbars that can be customized?

What has to be enabled to customize the tools toolbar?

How many ready-made workspaces are there?

Can you draw in the Thumbnails view?

What does the Storyboard toolbar contain?

Is Storyboard Pro's workspace customizable?

If you close a view by mistake, can you access it again?

How can you test all the workspace customization possibilities offered to you?

Are all views expandable?

What would be another way of adding toolbars to your workspace?

What visual indication tells you a toolbar can be positioned in the space you are moving it to?

What kind of customization can you do to toolbars?

Where is the option to enable the Flat toolbar?