Apple Final Cut Pro 6 - Manual (Page 1085)

300 Part II Effects
To adjust the width of the keyframe graph area:
m Drag the lower-right corner of the Viewer to the right to adjust its width.
To temporarily work with the Motion or Filters tab in the Timeline:
1 Drag the Motion or Filters tab from the Viewer to the Timeline.
The tab is now a tab within the Timeline.
2 When you’ve finished making adjustments, do one of the following:
 Drag the tab back to the Viewer.
 Control-click the tab, then choose Close Tab from the shortcut menu.
The tab reappears in the Viewer.
Zooming In to the Keyframe Graph Area
For a more detailed view of the keyframes you’re setting and adjusting, you can zoom
in and out of the keyframe graph area in the Motion and Filters tabs in the Viewer.
To zoom using the Zoom slider:
m Drag the left or right thumb tab on the side of the Zoom slider. While zooming, the
visible area of the keyframe graph stays centered.
Hold down the Shift key while you drag one of the thumb tabs to zoom in or out of
your sequence from the selected end of the Zoom slider, while keeping the other
thumb tab locked in place. This also moves the visible area of the keyframe graph in
the direction you’re dragging as you zoom.
To zoom using keyboard shortcuts:
1 With the keyframe graph area open, place the playhead at the location in the keyframe
graph area where you want the center of your zooming to occur.
2 Do one of the following:
 To zoom in: Press Command-+ (plus sign).
 To zoom out: Press Command-– (minus sign).
Zoom slider
Thumb tabs on either
end of the slider