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Chapter 3 Using the Color Interface 61

Using the Mouse

Color supports the use of a three-button mouse, which provides quick access to

shortcut menus and various navigational shortcuts. Color also supports the middle

scroll wheel or scroll ball of a three-button mouse, either for scrolling or as a button.

Accelerating Controls Using the Option Key

Many controls can be accelerated to 10x their normal speed by pressing the Option key

while you drag.

Tabs

Tabs are used to navigate among the eight different Color “rooms.” Each room is a

distinct portion of the interface that contains all the controls necessary to perform a

specific task. Changing rooms changes the available interface, the keyboard shortcuts,

and the mapping of the control surface controls.

In addition, some rooms have additional functionality that can be revealed using

additional sets of tabs within that room.

Text Fields and Virtual Sliders

There are four types of data that can populate edit fields in Color:

Â Timecode

Â Text, including filenames, directory paths, and so forth.

Â Whole numbers; fields that display whole numbers cannot accept either decimals or

fractional values.

Â Percentages and fractional values, such 0.25 or 1.873.

There are three ways you can modify text fields.

To enter text into a field using the keyboard:

1 Click the text field you want to edit.

The text in that field becomes highlighted.

2 Type something new.

3 Press Return to accept the change.

Mouse button Documentation reference

Left mouse button Click

Middle mouse button Middle mouse button or Middle-click

Right mouse button Right-click (identical to Control-click with a single button mouse)

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Apple Color 1.0 User Manual Page 61