What is the timeline?

What is the timeline and how do I get in it?

Hi
TimeLine = Where You build Your Movie Project. In iMovie'08 to 11 in the Project window.
What version of iMovie do You use ?
iMovie'08 to 09 - the Project window can only show "TimeLine" as a multiple lined set of clips - as text in a word processor (e.g. MS-Word)
iMovie'11 can show this window in two ways - as a multiple lined view - and as a - SINGLE line Start of movie to the far Left and the very End to the far Right. As it is in all Professional Video Editing Applications. The folded way to view are totally new from iMovie'08 (and may be also in FinalCut Pro-X) and to many of us very strange and "jumpy" way of working.
Yours Bengt W

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