Teac MX-View Version 1.0b1 - Manual (Page 21)

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Chapter 4: MX-View Fundamentals and Terminology
This chapter provides a general overview of projects, tracks, events, and waveforms as well as working
with windows. The last two sections in this chapter cover setting In and Out points and register entry.
4-1 Working with Windows
The Windows within MX-View allow you to customize how you wish to work. You can
hide or display MX-View windows, move them around or minimize and resize them.
MX-View windows can be opened by using either the open window buttons located on
the right section of the Edit bar, by choosing the desired window from the Windows pull
down menu, or by using the quick key short cuts.

Note: Windows within MX-View do not all share the same properties. Windows with distinct
features will be pointed out.
Macintosh:
When working from a Macintosh platform, an MX-View window can be conveniently
moved around the screen by clicking and dragging the sides of the window. The MX-
View window can be resized by clicking and dragging the bottom right corner tab of the
window. The Macintosh OS 9 window has the following features:
Q
K Close window on a Macintosh: Cmd +W
Microsoft Windows:
When working from a Microsoft Windows platform an MX-View window can be
conveniently moved around the screen by clicking and dragging the top bar of the
window. The MX-View window can also be resized by either clicking and dragging on
the sides or bottom of the window or by using the bottom right corner tab of the window.
The following Microsoft Windows 98 window has the following features:
Close Window
Resize Window
(drag to resize)
Collapse/Hide
Window
Zoom/Reset Window
Si
Scroll Window Contents
Up and Down
Scroll Window Contents
Left and Right
Scroll Window Contents
Left and Right
Resize Window
(drag to resize)
Maximize/Restore
Window
Close Window
Scroll Window Contents
Up and Down
Minimize
Window