Apple Logic Pro 7 - Manual (Page 13)

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Using Logic
The following chapter will guide you through Logic’s basic
interface elements, file handling options and common input
techniques.
You will also learn about a number of shortcuts and features that will accelerate your
workflow, and assist you while learning about Logic.
Using the Mouse
The mouse can be used in the following ways in Logic:
Clicking
Place the mouse pointer on the object (button, input field and so on) and press the
mouse button once.
Double-clicking
The same as clicking on an object, but you press the mouse button twice, in quick
succession. You can set a suitable interval between clicks in the System Preferences
(Keyboard and Mouse pane).
Grabbing or Clicking and Holding
The same as clicking on an object, but you keep the mouse button held down.
Moving or Dragging
Grab the object, and move the mouse (keeping the mouse button held down) to the
desired position.
Mouse Wheel Events
You can use the mouse wheel to scroll vertically in Logic. There are also some modifiers
supported:
• If you press Command, the mouse wheel can be used to scroll horizontally.
• If you press Option, the mouse wheel can be used to zoom in/out vertically.
• If you press Option-Command, the mouse wheel can be used to zoom in/out
horizontally.