Adobe Premiere Pro CC v.7.xx - Manual (Page 34)

You can now snap the playhead to items when you drag it over the Timeline. When snapping is enabled, the Razor tool is selected, and the cursor
snaps to any snapping target including the playhead.
To use the multi-razor tool over all tracks, press the Shift key. To ignore track items, press the Alt key (Windows) or Option (Mac OS).
New Snap Playhead preference
Snap Playhead In Timeline When Snap Is Enabled is a new preference option that controls the behavior of the playhead when scrubbing. When
you select this preference, the playhead snaps to every edit point.
This preference option is available under the General preferences category in the Preferences dialog box.
Naming nested sequences
When you create a nested sequence with the Timeline's Nest command, the Nested Sequence Name dialog box appears. You can enter a name
of your choice for the nested sequence.
To use the Nested Sequence command, right-click (Win) or Ctrl-click (Mac) a clip in the Timeline panel and choose Nest from the context menu.
Trim-to-zero duration
Trim a clip to zero duration using the keyboard or mouse. For more information, see this video tutorial by Josh Weiss .
Enhanced Paste attributes
The Paste Attributes dialog box lets you easily add and move audio and visual effects across multiple clips.
After copying a clip containing effects, the dialog box lets you select which effect you want to paste into the destination clip selected in the
Timeline.
If the video or audio clips have any additional user-applied effects, these effects are also available for selection. You can select a group of effects
or specific effects.
For more information, see this video tutorial .
Playhead moves to edit point after a ripple-delete
When you ripple-delete clips in the Timeline panel, the playhead automatically moves to the beginning of the edit point, instead of remaining in
place. You can immediately replace the edit without having to first reposition the playhead.
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