360 Systems Short/Cut Editor User Manual

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Controls and Displays

360 Systems

2. The Location Marks.

3. The position of the Zero Mark.

4. The position of the Edit In and Edit Out marks.

5. The position of the Cursor.

6. The On / Off status of the A

RM

buttons.

7. The S

OLO

status.

Note that any changes to items 1-3 are considered significant changes and cause the S

AVE

button to light. However, you can press S

AVE

to save changes to items 4-7 at any time.

Exit

The E

XIT

key performs several functions:

1.

E

XIT

will cancel (or abandon) some machine operations;

2.

E

XIT

ends an editing session and closes the file. A prompt "SAVE CHANGES?"

will appear if a File has been altered but not saved. The operator may then:

Press S

AVE

to save to the same file name and exit, or

Press A

LT

+ S

AVE

to save with a new File name and exit, or

Press E

NTER

to exit without saving; abandoning all edits since the last Save; or

Press U

NDO

to cancel the exit operation.

Find A File

The S

PACE

B

AR

doubles as a F

IND

key. This command can locate one File among many.

Press F

IND

, type the desired File name, and then E

NTER

. The F

IND

key can also locate to a

particular time position within a File that is loaded for editing. Simply press F

IND

and enter the

desired time position. Detailed information on using the F

IND

command will be found in the

General Operations chapter.

Alphanumeric Keyboard

The A

LPHANUMERIC

K

EYBOARD

is used for titling Files, for Find operations, and to enter

information for certain Menu functions. It also contains some special function keys:

The ten N

UMERIC

K

EYS

double as audio Hot Keys™.

The A

LT

key is used in combination with other function keys to give fast access to

specialized operations. The A

LT

key combinations will be found in the Q

UICK

R

EFERENCE

menu, appearing in all main menus. It is also reproduced at the end of the

Menu chapter.

The B

KSP

(backspace) key erases the character to the left of the present Cursor position.

The D

EL

(delete) key is used to edit title entries. It erases the character to the right of

the present position.

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