Apple Final Cut Pro 7 - Manual (Page 70)

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Select the item, then hold down the Option key while you drag the item to a new bin or
to the Name column heading.
Hold down the Option
key while you drag
the item to a new
bin or to the Name
column heading.
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Press Option-D to duplicate the selected item.
To duplicate a master clip, creating a new master clip instead of an affiliate clip
1 Select a clip in the Browser.
2 Do one of the following:
• Choose Modify > Duplicate as New Master Clip.
• Control-click the clip, then choose Duplicate as New Master Clip from the shortcut
menu.
To delete a clip, sequence, or bin from a project
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Select the item, then press Delete.
Note: Deleting a clip from a project does not delete that clip’s media file from your hard
disk, nor does it delete any other affiliated clips, including sequence clips. When deleting
a master clip, however, Final Cut Pro warns you that affiliated clips will lose the master
clip they refer to. Deleting a master clip turns all affiliated clips into master clips (in the
Browser) or independent clips (in sequences).
Renaming Clips, Sequences, and Bins
You can rename items within Final Cut Pro. Renaming clips does not change the names
of media files on your disk.
To rename clips, sequences, and bins within Final Cut Pro
1 Select the clip, sequence, or bin.
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