Ah, thanks!  I had no idea about those buttons since the audio tutorial I
listened to only used the F4 and spacebar to play files.  Actually, in that
older version of GW, hitting F4, or the space bar, did play from the start
marker, but there must have been a change in the Gold Wave program or
something.

Anyway, so far, I don't notice a difference between the F2 and the F4 keys,
they seem to react the same, but the F3 is doing what I needed it to do.

And Rick, thanks, the only tutorials I've listened to were Start Buttons,
which were very good, although a bit outdated.  GW is reacting different in
some cases to the way it did when he did the tutorial.

-----Original Message-----
On Behalf Of Hamid AITOUZNAG

Hi,

Concerning your questtion, you should know that goldWave uses three 
different play buttons; each one of them plays from a different spot in 
the file. One plays the file from the beginning regardless of where the 
markers are located. The other plays the area between the markers and 
the third plays only from the current cursor location. Those buttons are 
accessed from the keyboard using the F2, F3 and F3 keys. I guess that 
you have used only F4 or space bar to play the file. Try the other 
buttons to notice the difference!

I hope that helps

Hamid AITOUZNAG
"We never value what we have until we lose it!"
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On 13/05/2011 19:14, Chris Feist wrote:
> HI.  I'm having difficulty jumping to a particular spot in a large file
> while in Gold Wave.  I've tried the following and it doesn't work.
>
> I do a shift E.  Then in the start marker edit field I input the time
within
> the file I'm wanting to jump to.  I save that, then I hit the space bar to
> play.  However, it always starts playing at the beginning of the file, not
> where the start marker is.  In fact, no matter where the start marker is,
it
> always seems to begin play at the beginning of the file.
>
> This is with the latest version of Gold Wave, by the way.  Not sure how to
> proceed.  Any tips?  As it is, I have to fast forward to get to where I
> want, even in a huge file.  Thank you.
>
> Chris Feist - The one and only!
>
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not
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