Adobe 65021048 User Manual page 115

Trimming a clip
Trimming in this way affects only a single clip edge and doesn't affect adjacent clips. To trim multiple edges at once
or to shift adjacent clips, see "Perform rolling and ripple
page 113.
Press Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Mac OS) as you drag using the Selection tool to switch to the Ripple Edit tool.
Trim with the current-time indicator
You can set the In Point or Out Point of a clip in a sequence to the location of the current-time indicator, sometimes
called an extend edit, if you first map two keyboard commands.
Set keyboard commands to trim with the current-time indicator
1 Select Edit > Keyboard Customization.
Select [Custom] from the Set drop-down menu.
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3 Select Application from the drop-down menu of keyboard command types.
Scroll down to Trim In Point To CTI and select it.
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5 Click the Shortcut area to the right of the name of the command, and type a keyboard shortcut in the white space
that appears.
6 Scroll down to Trim Out Point To CTI and select it.
Click the Shortcut area to the right of the name of the command, and type a keyboard shortcut in the white space
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that appears.
8 Click OK.
Set In and Out Points with the current-time indicator
1 Click the track head, in the area near the track title, of the track containing the clip you want to trim.
Select the clip you want to trim.
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3 Drag the current-time indicator to the place where you want to set the In Point or Out Point of the clip.
Press the keyboard command you assigned to Trim In Point To CTI or Trim Out Point To CTI.
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