Sure. Which email address do you use for Drop Box? > On May 1, 2017, at 10:56 PM, Juan Pablo Culasso <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi, Slau.As I reed in a previous e-mail, is there a dropbox folder were you > put these tutorials? > If yes, how can I join this? > Thanks > Jp > > > > > Visita mi web > www.jpculasso.net > >> El 1 may 2017, a las 12:41, Slau Halatyn <[email protected]> escribió: >> >> I've updated the info on resizing the Track List and Clip List tables with >> VoiceOver and Flo Tools. It's a bit simpler although the concept is still >> the same. >> Slau >> >> How to Resize the Track List and Clip List Tables with VoiceOver and Flo >> Tools >> >> Occasionally, it might be necessary to resize either the Track List or Clip >> List. One might receive a session whose lists are either too narrow or too >> wide. For example, when trying to click and drag a clip from the Clip List >> table to the timeline, if the Clip List table is too narrow, as VoiceOver >> navigates the table, the mouse pointer can end up outside of the actual >> table, making it impossible to click and drag. The Track List and Clip List >> tables can be resized (that is, widened or narrowed) by clicking and >> dragging their borders, the right edge for the Track List and the left edge >> for the Clip List. When the cursor is in the correct position laterally, the >> mouse pointer changes shape to visually indicate that the table edge will >> resize if dragged. For VoiceOver users, there’s no way to know when the >> mouse pointer has changed shape. So here are instructions for how to resize >> each table. The procedure is similar for each table but slightly different. >> Before starting: >> 1. Make sure VoiceOver is set to report measurements in points rather than >> inches. A point is a relative measurement and will be a different >> measurement depending on your screen size and resolution but, regardless of >> those variables, the relative size and location of UI elements will always >> be the same point value on any Mac. Go to VoiceOver Utility/Verbosity >> category/Announcements tab and navigate to the "Announce Size and Position >> In" pop-up menu and select "points." >> 2. Make sure there are no system dialogs or notifications blocking the Pro >> Tools interface and close all floating Pro Tools windows. >> 3. Make sure the Flo Tools Mouse macro group is enabled. Press Command+/ >> (slash) to toggle the group on or off. >> 4. Turn off the Flo Tools Inspector. >> >> The objective is to route the mouse pointer to either the right edge of the >> Track List table or the left edge of the Clip List table to drag the edge to >> resize the respective tables. To determine the width of either table, >> navigate to a table and press VO+Command+f3. VoiceOver will announce the >> window name along with the session name and then report the width and height >> in points. Pressing VO+Command+f3 again will report a table's location >> across and down from the window's top left corner. Once the width or height >> of the table is determined, the edge will always be a fixed amount of >> horizontal points away. >> >> Track List Table instructions: >> 1. Navigate to the Track List without interacting. >> Press VO+Command+f3. VoiceOver will report the width and height of the table >> in points. >> 3. Add 23 points to the horizontal coordinate (the first value). For >> example, if the Track List table is 86 points wide, add 23. The target >> coordinates where we’d need to move the mouse pointer would be 109 points >> right and either 28 points down if we’re in the Mix window or 112 points >> down if we’re in the Edit window. >> 4. Use the "Move Mouse to Coordinates Relative to Current Window" macro to >> move the mouse pointer. Press Command+Option+Shift+w and enter the >> coordinates. Type the horizontal value (the value VoiceOver reported for the >> Track List width plus 23), a comma then the vertical value (28 for the Mix >> window or 112 for the Edit window) with no spaces and press Return. You can >> verify the mouse pointer position with the flo Tools "Copy and Speak Mouse >> Coordinates Relative to Front Window" macro by pressing >> Command+Option+Shift+c. >> 5. Press VO+Command+Shift+Space Bar to mouse down on the Track List table >> edge. >> 6. Drag the Mouse pointer either to the left to narrow or to the right to >> widen the table using the Flo Tools Move Mouse shortcuts, >> Command+Option+Shift+left or right arrow. Each press of the shortcut will >> move the mouse pointer by 10 points. >> 7. Press Command+Option+Shift+Space Bar again to mouse up. You can verify >> the results by navigating back to the table and pressing VO+Command+f3 once >> and VoiceOver will report the new width and height of the table. >> >> Clip List Table instructions: >> 1. Navigate to the Clip List table without interacting. >> 2. Double-tap VO+Command+f3. VoiceOver will report the horizontal and >> vertical coordinates of the table relative to the top left corner of the >> window. >> 3. Subtract 1 point from the horizontal coordinate (the first value). For >> example, if the Clip List table is located 1331 points right, subtract 1. >> The target coordinate would be 1330 points right. >> 4. Use the "Move Mouse to Coordinates Relative to Current Window" macro to >> move the mouse pointer. Press Command+Option+Shift+w and enter the >> coordinates. Type the horizontal value (the value VoiceOver reported for the >> Clip List table minus 1), a comma then 112 with no spaces and press Return. >> 5. Press VO+Command+Shift+Space Bar to mouse down on the Clip List table >> edge. >> 6. Drag either to the left to widen or to the right to narrow the table >> Using the Flo Tools Move Mouse shortcuts, Command+Option+Shift+left or right >> arrows. >> 7. Press Command+Option+Shift+Space Bar again to mouse up. You can verify >> the results by navigating back to the table and pressing VO+Command+f3 once >> and VoiceOver will report the new width and height of the table. >> >> A few additional notes: >> Generally, the narrowest width for either table defaults to either 80 or 86 >> points. If you continue to drag to narrow even further, at a certain point, >> the table will simply disappear as Pro Tools thinks you want to hide the >> table. To once again display the table, press the respective table Show/Hide >> buttons. >> >> Last modified on May 1, 2017 at 11:30 A.M. 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