Audition 4 tryout : Some issues

Hi.
I'll tell ya all right now : I'm an old a** person that still does most of its entheusiast mixing on Audition 1.5.  Bare with me.

My main problem :
Can't find a way to attach the "Favorite" menu to the left menu in Waveform mode.
->This is important for me because it's a VERY quick access to all my used effects.  Racks doesn't do it because they apply various effects to a whole where my favorites doesn't do that.

Manage favorites :
-> Yeah... Can't seem to be able to do that!

Open a new no-name Multi-track project by default.
->Bit annoying but can do without.

Remove the Pan and volume lines from multi-track files.
->Don't need them.  Do all Waveform mode.  A way to remove 'em yet?

Multi-track multi-tool
-> The "multi-tool" is Move and select in one tool.  Left click to select and right click to move.  Can't seem to find it anymore.

Thx for helping

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Another x years with Adobe Audition 1.5

....................thank you Adobe.  Deleting AA4.

EDIT

Here are the removed effects :

Effects

    Effects panel (in Adobe Audition CS5.5, use the Effects Rack and Effects menu)
    DirectX plug-in support
    Binaural Auto-Panner
    Convolution
    Dynamic Delay
    Dynamic EQ
    Doppler Shifter
    Echo Chamber
    Envelope Follower
    Frequency Band Splitter
    Graphic Panner
    Graphic Phase Shifter
    Multitap Delay
    Pan/Expand
    Pitch Bender
    Pitch Correction
    Pitch Shifter
    Quick Filter
    Scientific Filters
    Stereo Expander
    Stereo Field Rotate
    Vocoder

All those that re bolded, I am using them A LOT.  They were removed?  No reason keeping AA4.

Hi Lebon,

Your sentiments are shared with many others.  I hope you've kept up on your reading here and at the company forum so you understand why the product is not feature complete at this time.  This is a wonderful new product -- so far as it does what you need.  Then it's frustrating.

Hope we can all get together after the next release and celebrate.  Next summer, perhaps?  By then the most irritating omissions should be cared for, or so we're told.