Real Instruments, Enhance Tuning, Enhance Timing, Etc?

Hi,
I am having trouble getting to the Real Instruments, Enhance Tuning, Enhance Timing, area of GB3.
I see the window partially, but not enough to move the sliders, while seeing there placement..
I'm sure there's something I'm unaware of to get the full view, and I've snapped a screen shot to show what I'm talking about, if anyone is interested..
Thanks For Any Help,
Eric

Hang-
I have a work around I kind of stumbled onto..
http://members.aol.com/unkie/GB3-pict-2.gif
After you select the Real Instrument track you'd like to correct the pitch or timing of, you hit the "I" for track information, then you can click on the region arrow,(?) and the Enhancing area opens up properly.
Check out the picture linked above, and below I will place the before shot link..
The preference not coming up seems to be linked to using iChat, believe it or not..
I read it here in the forum.
If you open iChat, and then Garageband 3, your preference pane may not open up, until you reboot your computer.
Strange but true..
HangTime, Thanks for "Hanging" in there with me through this dilemma..
Take Care,
Eric
Before Link: http://members.aol.com/unkie/GB3.gif
G4 Desktop (QuickSilver) Dual 1 Gig Processors Mac OS X (10.4.3) 1.5 Gigs of RAM

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