Timecode Box Fun: When entering timecodes into the timecode boxes, the forward slash "/" at the beginning of an entry will skip the left part of the timecode and only replace the right part of the timecode. So, if the current timecode is 1:11:06:00, entering "/1402" will create a... (read more)

In case some of you out there don't know it, I've been collecting these tips as well as tips from the DS-List and other places on a Google Moderator site: http://www.google.com/moderator/#16/e=260f You'll see that most of the tips are attributed to me, but I'm just the conduit for others... (read more)

[quote user="ManChicken"] The trick seemed to be (for me): 1. Go into User Preferences and on the General tab, turn on all 3 checkboxes for the hell of it, "On Resizing", "On Closing", "On Moving" under "Update Default Window Size/Position" 2. Open Capture... (read more)

[quote user="tonyjover"] ...I've forgotten the magic workflow I worked out a while back to have the Capture Settings window open up full height. I know I used to be able to do this, but I can't now. There has to be a way - anyone got any great ideas? Tony [/quote] Tone, Any luck remembering... (read more)

Thanks, Sylvain. Just looking for the latest version so new users have something to keep for review. V8 will work just fine. -Dave (read more)

Is there a "Getting Started" PDF for v10? I was able to find ones for v7.6 & v8 in the knowledge base, but not one for v10. -Dave (read more)

[quote user="tonyjover"] Another vote for leaving it on 99% of the time. T. [/quote] Yep, I've been leaving it on this week and I'm finding it to be useful. Who knows, it may even save me from using a few clicks on the keyboard. :-) (read more)

One additional reason I'm thinking about leaving it open is that sometimes the area of the timeline that I'm viewing will fly away to another spot, when I touch near the top of the timeline. Leaving the overview area open eliminates this problem. -DT (read more)

Holding down "Shift" to temporarily turn off magnetism in the timeline. (read more)

I've always worked with the "Timeline Overview Area" closed in order to gain the real estate, but with the new HP monitor, I'm finding I don't need to as often. What do you do? Do you leave the overview area visible or do you close it? -Dave (read more)