Sometimes I'd like to gnaw the F1 key off my computer. I was using Adobe Premiere Pro at work a few minutes ago, and I needed to know how to add audio keyframes. I'm not that familiar with this version of Premiere, and in the other version, and with Avid and Final Cut, and even iMovie and Garage Band it's pretty simple. Most of the time you just click a point on an audio timeline. I spent 15 minutes searching through the Premiere Pro help menu searching for "keyframes" "audio keyframes" "key frames" "adding audio keyframes" blah blah blah on and on. Just about every result it gave me was for video keyframes, animation, compression keygrames blah blah.

I managed later to stumble across the add audio keyframes button that I didn't even know was a button, but it was no thanks to the lameass Adobe Help center. LAME.