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When the location is reached, press Enter on
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the numeric keypad. A Marker is automatically
created and appears in the Markers ruler.
Auto-created Markers are named with increasing
numbers, as in "Marker 1," "Marker 2," and
"Marker 3."
When the option for Default To Marker is dese-
lected, new Memory Locations default to what-
ever type was last created. Therefore, if a Selec-
tion Memory Location was created last, it will be
the type that is created on-the-fly. In this case,
the name for the created Memory Location is
based on the start of the Edit selection using the
time format for the Main Time Scale (such as
"2|2|305" or "0:02.658").
Recalling Memory Locations
Memory Locations can be recalled from the
Memory Locations window and from the nu-
meric keypad. In addition, Marker Memory Se-
lections can be recalled by clicking them in the
Markers ruler.
To recall a Memory Location:
If the Memory Locations window is not al-
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ready open, choose Window > Memory Loca-
tions to display it.
If recalling a Selection Memory Location that
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will define a record or play range, make sure to
select Options > Link Timeline and Edit Selec-
tion.
Do one of the following:
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• In the Memory Locations window, click the
Memory Location to recall it.
• With the Numeric Keypad mode set to
Classic, press the Memory Location num-
ber followed by Period (.).
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• With the Numeric Keypad mode set to
Transport or Shuttle, press Period (.), the
Memory Location number, and Period (.)
again.
When recalling a Memory Location from
the numeric keypad, the Memory Locations
window does not need to be open.
To recall a Marker from the Markers ruler:
If the Markers ruler is not displayed, select
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View > Rulers > Markers.
Click the Marker. The playback cursor locates
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to the Marker and any General Properties stored
with the Marker are recalled.
Even if the Markers ruler is not displayed,
Markers can be recalled from the Memory Lo-
cations window, or from the numeric keypad.
Editing Memory Locations
Memory Locations can be renamed, edited, de-
leted, and copied and pasted.
To rename a Memory Location:
Do one of the following:
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• In the Memory Locations window, double-
click the Memory Location you want to re-
name.
– or –
• If renaming a Marker Memory Location,
double-click the Marker in the Markers
ruler.
Enter the new name for the Memory Location,
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and click OK.