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Undoing an edit operation
To undo an operation immediately after inserting,
modifying, or pasting an event, press the [UNDO] button
in the utility/shotbox control block.
Macro Operations (Menu)
Macro edit mode
You can create and edit a macro using the Home >
Register > Macro > Edit Macro menu (18307.11).
Multiple simultaneous web menu session connections are
su
pported, but only one web menu session can edit a
macro at any given time.
When an operation that would invoke edit mode is
perf
ormed while editing a macro in another menu session,
the macro being edited in the other menu session is saved
and then the mode switches to edit mode.
In macro edit mode, the following i
nformation is
displayed in the header area.
Macro Menu Enbl:
When auto insert mode is disabled
during macro editing
Macro Auto Ins:
When auto insert mode is enabled
during macro editing
Menu operations performed in macro edit mode are
registe
red in a macro as an event.
• A macro cannot be created/edit
ed using the menu when
the Flexi Pad control block or numeric keypad control
block macro operation mode is in edit mode.
• When executing a macro, if yo
u switch to macro edit
mode, the macro currently being executed stops.
• A macro cannot be execute
d while creating/editing a
macro.
• Multiple simultaneous web
menu session connections
are supported, but only one of the following pop-up
windows can be displayed at any given time.
Whenever any pop-up window is displayed, the
wind
ow previously opened using another menu session
is closed.
– [Recall/Store Register] window:
Displayed using the [Recall/Store] button on the
[
Effect Timeline Recall/Store] taskbar, [Effect
Timeline Edit] taskbar, or [Snapshot] taskbar
– [Edit Timeline] window:
Displayed using the [All Edit Options] button on the
[
Effect Timeline Edit] taskbar
– [Edit Macro Event] window:
Displayed using the [All Edit
Options] button in the
[Edit] group in the Home > Register > Macro > Edit
Macro menu (18307.11)
• When the [Edit Macro Event] window is displayed,
switch
ing to an operation mode other than macro
operation mode using the mode selection buttons in the
numeric keypad control block closes the [Edit Macro
Event] window.
Notes