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Conventions and Symbols
Conventions and Symbols
This section describes the conventions used to identify special texts, such as warnings.
Caution
Calls the reader’s attention to particularly important information, or especially “dangerous” actions, i.e.
actions that could lead to a loss of data.
Note
Calls the reader’s attention to important information and practical tips.
Functions of Specific Products
Some of the functions described in the manual apply only to a specific product. The Avid Liquid soft-
ware is the basis for a number of products that differ with regard to hardware (such as connection boxes,
plug-in cards, etc.). The following format is used to differentiate among functions:
Avid Liquid
If a paragraph with this format does not mention your product specifically, the function does not apply
to your product.
Italics
Terms from the Avid Liquid user interface are written in “italics” when they are part of instructions on
how to perform a given function (for example, the Import option in the Rack shortcut menu).
>Click Sequence >
The symbol “>” is used to indicate a string of menus, buttons, etc. that have to be selected to access a
given function. For example:
Rack shortcut menu > Picon View > Medium. Meaning: In the Rack shortcut menu, click Picon View. In
the pop-up menu that appears, click Medium.
As of Version 6 or later, Avid Liquid comes with a Windows-compatible menu bar.
 Menu bar > File > New > Project
This paragraph applies only to Avid Liquid .