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<p>I have never used any version of <strong>Lightroom</strong> before so decided to download a trial version from the Adobe main site. It appreade to download and installed correctly. On oepening the program it went staright to a main screen offering <strong>Library, Develop, Sideshow,Print,Web</strong>. Both <strong>Library and Develop </strong>seem to work correctly but I cannot switch between <strong>Library</strong> and <strong>Develop</strong>. Pressing <strong>D </strong>does nothing. As I am completely new to this I may just be stupid and have missed something. Can someone kindly offer some help please ?</p>
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<p>Never heard of that even using LR 3 on both Mac and PC. Is there any other program running that interprets keyboard shortcuts. When you're in Library and you click on the View menu "Go to develop" does have a D next to it (I'm only asking because I'm wondering if there's a way to customize that and it somehow lost the default setting of "D").</p>
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<p>I've never heard of that either. Clicking Develop in the module picker at the top does absolutely nothing, and pressing D does absolutely nothing?</p>

<p>How about pressing R (which will bring you to the Crop tool inside Develop), or Q (Spot Removal tool) or W (White Balance tool)? There are others, but if none of these work then I'm sure those won't either.</p>

<p>If absolutely nothing happens by clicking Develop or pressing any of these keyboard shortcuts, then I'd try reinstalling. If that doesn't work, then I'd try removing your Preferences file (here are <a href="http://www.lightroomforums.net/showthread.php?1406-Troubleshooting-Steps">the instructions</a>).</p>

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<p>Anthony, It sounds as if you have Lightroom menu at the top closed. <br>

IF so, in the center of the screen is a control shaped like a triangle. <br>

Click on this, and it will open showing on the right side, "Library, Develop, Slideshow, Print, and Web." Then you can switch between the commands for each one as you desire...</p>

 

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