A few more FCP X Bugs/Annoyances

Question

Hello all,
I cannot thank the help and expertise from some of the members in the FCP X support community.  Luis Sequeira and Tom Wolsky you guys are part of the reason why I am persevering with FCP X and am finding it to be the future of editing despite the many flaws it has.  I was glad to find out I wasn't just one of a few who found some of the bugs and inconsistencies to be slightly more than an annoyance.  Here are a few more that i've noticed and am wondering if anyone has found out why these issues exist and would care to add upon:
This one is for Macbook FCP X users.  I don't have this problem on my tower or my 27" iMac so I am led to believe this is a deliberate (althrough strange and unwise) GUI design change from Apple.  When I open up my color board on my 13" Macpro, I see my color board, exposure and saturation control just like I do on my desktops.  I do not however, see the percentage change view/controls underneath.  I cannot scroll down further, all I have to play with is the respective color, saturation and exposure "board" leaving me to use my eyes as my only trusted gauge for correction/change.  Here's an image of what I see...
Notice no percentage gauge?
Here's another issue I have not been able to find a workaround for despite trying usual and predictable avenues in my attempts.  It's not a huge deal, but being a keyboard shortcut junky, I find it annoying that I cannot press Command + E to export with my default settings on my macbook.  The shortcut is not visible in the menu or when I hover my curser over the icon.  Naturally, I went into my command editor to see whether i'd have to edit or completely create this shortcut on my own.  The shortcut is definately still the same in the comman editor, but still no avail.  I've input the keys to manually create this shortcut, still the same.
Here is what I see:
No matter what I do, when I press Command + E (I make sure i'm in the timeline) the shortcut doesn't work and I hear the sound that occurs when an incorrect or unvailable  command/action occurs.  Not a huge deal but still need to know if this is a legit bug or if it was intentional for laptop owners for some strange unidentifiable reason.  I'm wondering if any other Macbook users are encountering the same problem.
I am about to mention these issues as well as a few others in hopes they can address them in future updates but wanted other peoples take on them.  These aren't bugs as much as things I think would make more sense if corrected or improved upon:
Pressing CMD + 6 to open AND CLOSE the color board  to make color adjustments.  Once i am done making my necessary color/exposure adjustments, why can't i close this window with the same shortcut i used to open it?  I can open the color board with CMD+ 6 but cannot close it with the same keyboard shortcut command.  Same with CMD + 8 for audio enhancements, I can open the audio enhancements window with this shortcut but cannot close it with this shortcut.  I have to close the entire inspector with the keyboard shortcut cmd 4 to close the window.  Seems very counter intuitive and for short term projects isn't that big of an issue (like I mentioned i'm a keyboard shortcut fanatic), but becomes very annoying for paid, commercial work (which i've become accustomed to using CS6 for).  When i work on my laptop I keep the inspector open when I need to maximize viewer space and would like to be able to have the color board close as conveniently as it opens without having to press cmd 4 to close inspector.  Not that big of a deal but would like to see this fixed, wanted other people's thoughts?
Thanks again for your help, the transition to FCP X for things other than Facebook and short Instagram vids is coming about slowly but surely...
Anthony

Answer 1

Pull down the separator bar at the bottom of the color board to create more space for the percentages.
The color board and audio enhancements are parts of the inspector. You close the inspector with Cmd-4.
Cmd-E is the default export setting. It's assignable to any preset or custom export setting. Open Destination preferences, right-click on the setting you want and select make default.