6. GUI orientation
6.24 Programming Menu > Adjustment area > User keys con
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General
The User Key feature enables you to select all (or a portion) of the current layer’s attributes (such as border color, size, effects, etc.),
and store them on a User Key. These attributes can then be applied to any active layer on Preview.
User keys con
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guration menu description
This menu provides:
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The list of the available User Keys.
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A button to create new User Keys.
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A button to overwrite the layer data in the selected User Key.
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A button to enter a multiple delete of User keys mode.
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Several options to use during save operation.
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A search edit box to search User Keys.
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A button to apply selected User Key to all selected layers.
Save to new User key
1.
Select the layer whose parameters you want to store.
2.
Using the menu, enable or disable the speci
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c parameters that you wish to store (e.g., Type, Trans, Effects, Key etc.). You can
also enable all parameters using the ALL button.
3.
Select the “Save to new User Key” button.
4.
The User Key appears in the list.
5.
Repeat from step 1 to store additional User Keys.
Overwrite User key
This button is enabled if a layer and a user key is selected. Pressing this button overwrites the layer data in the selected user key
but the name of the user key is not updated. The attributes saved are based on the selection of the Enables boxes. If no boxes are
checked, no user key is created.
Delete User Key(s)
Allows for multiple deletes of User keys.
User key list
Lists alphabetically all user keys.
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Summary of Contents for Event Master E2
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