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Welcome to the basics, module 2 of building bridges of

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organization. In the last module, I gave you a quick preview of the Adobe

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Bridge application, including the menu bar, workspaces, and panels.

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In this module, we'll be further exploring all of that and more.

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Let me set you up with a good foundation. First of all, you should know that this entire

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screen that you see here is called the Bridge application. You might also

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see and hear it referred to as the user interface, meaning it's what

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you see when you use it. The Bridge application is made up of a menu

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bar, just like what you'd see in Photoshop or Photoshop Elements, an application

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bar, which also contains the workspace presets, a path

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bar, which also contains what's commonly referred to as a breadcrumb trail, 

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and then the panels, which when arranged in any particular order, are called

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your workspace. In the lessons coming up in this module, you and I will be diving

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into what I consider absolutely essential in order to keep your system simple.

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So let's get started. I'll see you in the next video. This has been Jen White.