What can be accessed through the Window menu in Premiere?

In Adobe Premiere, the Window menu is specifically designed to provide access to various panels that are fundamental to the editing workflow. These panels include essential tools for tasks like editing video and audio, organizing assets, and managing timelines.

By selecting options from the Window menu, users can show or hide panels such as the Project panel, Program Monitor, Source Monitor, and many others. This allows for customization of the workspace to suit individual preferences and specific project requirements.

The other options do not accurately represent what the Window menu offers. While tools are available in Premiere, they are primarily found in specific panels rather than directly accessed through the Window menu. Files are managed through the Project panel rather than being an option in the Window menu, and settings related to preferences are typically found under different menu options, such as the Edit menu on Windows or the Premiere Pro menu on macOS. Thus, the primary function of the Window menu is to control the visibility and arrangement of panels, making access to "Panels" the correct response.