Apple Logic Pro 7 User Manual download pdf (Page 24)

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24 Chapter 1 Using Logic

The X/Y scroll element is situated at the bottom left corner of the window. By grabbing

and dragging it, you can move the horizontal and vertical window section, as if you

were dragging both scroll bars simultaneously. When the cursor hovers over the X/Y

scroll element, a crosshair icon with four arrowheads is displayed.

You can also engage the X/Y scroll feature by holding down a third button (the mouse

wheel button, for example), and moving the mouse. The distance of the mouse pointer

position from the initial clicked position determines the scrolling speed.

Note: Touching the background of the Arrange Window while holding Shift-Control

also allows you to scroll the window both horizontally and vertically.

Use the Page Up, Page Down, Page Left, and Page Right key commands to scroll one

page up, down, left, or right, as if you had clicked in the grey region (in the scroll bar)

above/below the vertical scroll slider, or to the left/right of the horizontal scroll slider.

The Page Top, Page Bottom, Page Left most and Page Right most key commands move

the visible section of the working area to the top, bottom, left, or right, just as if you

had grabbed one of the scrollers, and moved it to one of its extreme positions.

In the Arrange window, Event List, Hyper, and Matrix editors, View > Scroll To Selection

allows you to move the visible window section to the first set of selected events. This

function is available as a key command in the Arrange and Various MIDI Region Editors

area. The key command works in the currently-active window.

Closing Windows

You can close windows by clicking on the close symbol at the top left. If you hold

down Option as you click, all windows of the active song will be closed. Holding Shift

while clicking closes all windows of all currently loaded songs.

Zooming

The Zoom sliders are used to zoom in and out of the working area display. Selection of

different Zoom slider values reduces or increases the size of Objects and Regions in the

displayed screen section, allowing you to see more Objects and Regions in the same

space (zoom out) or a detailed display of fewer Objects and Regions (zoom in).

While zooming, the top-left selected Object/Region is kept in the visible area of the

screen, whenever possible.

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