recording cues

The same thing happens to me so I assume it is an intended function. To do 0.# cues you need to type the zero.

The reason behind this (I'm sure) is to save you time later on. If your sitting in cue 147 and you need to record a point cue you don't need to enter the cue number 147, you can just say Record . 5.

This is true for palettes and presets as well. So if the last color palette you called up was CP 30 the next time you hit color palette .1 (regardless of what you have done in between) it will post as CP 30.1.

I think this causes more consternation and takes more time to clear back than having to type 147.

Thoughts anyone?

-M

This is true for palettes and presets as well. So if the last color palette you called up was CP 30 the next time you hit color palette .1 (regardless of what you have done in between) it will post as CP 30.1.

I think this causes more consternation and takes more time to clear back than having to type 147.

Thoughts anyone?

-M

Hello,

I think once you are comfortable with the syntax method you will see lots less typing in normal plotting.

"162@5 Enter"  - who still types the 0?