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It's much worse on Linux. The tooltip is collapsed down to a black horizontal line, and it's the same on the track Gain and Pan controls.

I have been reading through different opinions regarding how to do it but the more i read the more doubt i have, which way is the right one (if one believes in subliminal at all) Personally I think there is some truth in the idea of subliminal messages, though scientific studies strongly suggest th...

The last batch of files so exported shows substantial clipping Do you mean "lots of red clipping indicator lines"? That can occur with very minor clipping, if the waveform reaches 0 dB in a lot of places. It doesn't mean that the audio is badly clipped. To see if the audio is badly clippe...

I think it would be clearer if it said something like:
Show 'Welcome - How to get Help' message at launch.

By convention, applications frequently use "File menu > New" to create a new instance of whatever it is that the application does. For example: In Microsoft Word 2003, "File > New" creates a new Word document. In Gimp, "File > New" creates a new Gimp image. In NotePad, ...

"ClickRepair" by Brian Davies works well with Audacity.
Sorry, no idea about iZotope de-clicker. If you try it you can let us know.

Go to the external LAME download page: http://lame.buanzo.org/#lamewindl Left-click this link, do not right-click. Directly underneath "TO DOWNLOAD Lame and FFmpeg for Windows, click links BELOW:", left-click the link Lame v3.99.3 for Windows.exe and save the file anywhere on your compute...

Interface Preferences: "Show 'How to get Help' message at launch"
http://alphamanual.audacityteam.org/man ... w_.2F_Hide

C:\Users\Desktop? I assume that you mean "C:\Users\username\Desktop" Not cross-platform. Some Desktop environments (notably on Linux) hide Desktop icons by default. I think "Pictures" would make sense (and there is a locale independent way to select it), though I usually prefer ...

However, there is suddenly a red "timeline" thumbtack appearing some ten seconds in the track window when I try to record. Is it perhaps the "The pinned-head record cursor"? Have a look on this page to see if you can identify it: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/timeline.html ...