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Tips & Tricks
To revert to an earlier version of a project, highlight the entry in the
History list that represents the point to which youÕd like to return, and
click OK. Pro Audio performs the necessary undo or redo actions to take
you to that point. Once you edit the project (for example, by inserting a
note), the History list is truncated at that point. Then, as you do further
work, the History list grows again. Any events occurring before the event
you highlighted remain on the list.
By default, Pro Audio keeps a history of up to 128 editing actions for
each open project. Once that limit is reached, each new action pushes out
the oldest item from the History list. You can raise or lower that number
in the Undo History dialog box.
Screen Colors and Wallpaper
Pro Audio lets you customize the colors that are used for virtually all
parts of the program using the Options-Colors command. This
command also lets you change the background bitmap that is displayed
in the Pro Audio window.
For any Pro Audio screen element, you can assign a color in two ways:
¥ Choose one of the colors that is part of your Windows color scheme.
¥ Assign a custom color.
The table below identiÞes each of the screen elements in Pro Audio:
Screen element… Explanation…
Window background Background color for the entire program
window
Window text Text color
Rules Vertical lines used to mark values or
time
Major rules Major lines used to mark larger intervals
of values or time
Values Color of selected events and tempo
changes in the Tempo view
Drawing Colors used to show your drawing in the
Piano Roll and Tempo views
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