Apple Final Cut Server 1.5 - Manual (Page 114)

114 Chapter 7 Using Automation Setup Assistant
Deleting an Existing Automation
You can delete any of the existing automations by using the Delete button (–) in the
Final Cut Server System Preferences Automations pane.
To delete an existing automation using System Preferences:
Choose Apple menu > System Preferences.
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In the Other section, click Final Cut Server. 2
In the Final Cut Server System Preferences window that appears, click the lock icon and 3
authenticate yourself.
Select the automation in the Automations pane.
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Click the Delete (–) button. 5
A dialog appears warning you that this deletion cannot be undone.
Click OK.
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The automation is removed from the device list.
The following are some things to keep in mind when deleting an automation:
When you delete an automation created using Automation Setup Assistant, any Â
responses created for that automation by Automation Setup Assistant are also
deleted. Any responses that you created and manually added to the automation
using the client’s Administration window are not deleted.
When you delete an automation created using the client’s Administration window, no
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responses are deleted.