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5 the tool bar(s), 6 function keys, 7 mouse clicks – Cadac SAM User Manual

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Basic Windows® terminology

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Sound Automation Manager

To select from the drop-down menu, click on the function you require. A child window
with that function will then open.

Another way of accessing a function is to use a short-cut, which is a combination of
holding down Ctrl + the designated letter key. In the menu, pressing Alt + the under-
lined letter in the menu option, selects that option.

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The Tool bar (see

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) is another standard feature of Windows ® programs and

provides short-cuts to most of the main functions in the program. In SAM, some of
these tool bar icons have a built in function for opening/closing child windows. This
means that when you click on any of these icons, the icon depresses and a child win-
dow opens. If you click the icon again, the window closes and the icon resumes its
normal appearance.

SAM has a number of tool bars for various purposes. These will be described in the
appropriate section.

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The computer functions keys F1 to F6 have different functions depending on what
view you are in. Function keys F7 to F12 are all associated with recording and play-
ing dynamic cues.

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Windows ® syntax for using the mouse stipulates the following:

Left click – click the left mouse button once

1

Right click – click the right mouse button once

Double click – click the designated mouse button twice in quick succession

2

Shift click – click the mouse button while holding down the shift key
Ctrl click – click the mouse button while holding down the Ctrl key
Click drag – press the mouse button and hold it down while you move the pointer.

FIG 3-3. The toolbar function keys.

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1.

Windows can swap the left and right mouse buttons, see Control panel, Mouse in the Win-
dows start menu.

2.

You can programme Windows for slower or quicker “double-clicks”, see Control panel,
Mouse, in the Windows start menu.