Apple Logic Pro 7 - Manual (Page 30)

30 Chapter 1 Using Logic
If the button featuring the walking man is lit, the window’s display follows the song
position as the song plays. If the button is not lit, the display does not update, even
when the song position line moves past the right edge of the visible portion of the
window (Catch Clock Position).
Note: If you move the visible section manually, Catch is automatically switched off,
ensuring that the newly displayed section doesn’t then disappear.
The Catch when Sequencer starts (Preferences > Global > Catch) option enables Catch
mode whenever you press Play or Pause.
Scroll in Play
The View menus of all windows that display time horizontally (Arrange, Score, Matrix,
Hyper), offer the View > Scroll In Play option. If the Catch function of the particular
window is also activated, the song position line will remain in the middle of the
window, while the background scrolls smoothly from right to left.
Note: Scroll in Play requires a powerful graphic card and a fast computer to operate
smoothly.
Link, Contents Link, and Contents Catch
You can define these display options to control how information is displayed when
working with related editor windows.
Link
When the button featuring the chain link icon is activated in a given window, this
window always displays the same contents as the topped window. The display is
adjusted whenever the selection in the topped window is altered.
Here’s an example: imagine the topped window is an editor. In Linked mode, the other
editor windows can display the same data in another form (with the exception of the
Arrange window, which does not display event data).
Here’s another example, using the Environment window; The top window is the
Arrange window. In Linked mode, the Environment window will display the instrument
that corresponds to the selected track in the Arrange window. As you switch tracks in
the Arrange, the Environment will update to reflect the selection.