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I'm thinking that this is one shortcut that we should probably move into the reduced Standard shortcut set.

WC

@DJDemon

This workaround does not work for me.

The "All Controls" is the default setting on my Mac so it was et that way anyway.

According to the dialog that setting affects tabbing rather than the Return key.


But your guesses for the English terminology was perfect.

WC

As far as I'm aware there's no 64-bit Audacity for Windows as yet either ... Please note that for Windows and Mac, Audacity is only available as a 32-bit application that may be used on 32-bit or 64-bit systems. 64-bit builds will be available in due course. We are currently working on a 64-bit ver...

See this page in the Audacity Manual: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/note_tracks.html

WC

Peter/Wax, thanks for making that recommendation. Deleting the old instructions might prevent some folks (like me) getting stuck dealing with the dead link, etc. We had a Team vote yesterday and decided to go ahead and do that 8-) And now we've done that - plus it prompted us to remove the long-out...

You may need to enable it in Windows:

1) click on the speaker icon near the bottom right of your screen
2) select sounds
3) select the Recording tab

from there you can enable it

WC

Did you attach the USB device after Audacity was already running ?

If so, the you need to use Transport > Rescan Audio Devices.



This page in the Audacity Manual may be helpful to you: https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/rec ... ables.html

WC

glad we got you sorted

WC

I have been looking over the shortcuts and the menu picks. But for me, CNTRL+I doesn't seem to do anything. I also don't see that in the Edit/Preferences/Keyboard. As I explained you don't get that with the Standard Default set - but if you select the Full Default set in Keyborad preferences then y...

First either turn on the Full set of default shortcuts from Edit > Preferences > Keyboard or if you don't want the full set, then set a shortcut for Edit > Clip > Boundaries - the standard Audacity shortcut for this is Ctrl + I - that's capital letter i - though you could choose any available key co...