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Using MAGIX midi studio generation 6
(called “screen sets”), and recall them at the push of a but-
ton.
Working with windows
Opening windows: All MAGIX midi studio generation 6
windows can be opened via the Window main menu. You
can open as many of the same type of window as you like.
Closing windows: You close windows (alt f4) by clicking
on the close symbol in the top right of the windows.
Setting window size: As is usual for Windows, you can
change window size by positioning the mouse over a Win-
dow edge, or corner and pulling.
Maximizing window size: The windows maximize button,
in the upper right corner of the window, toggles the win-
dow between its maximum size, and the size it was before
you clicked on the button .
Minimizing window size: Clicking on the minimize button
reduces the window to its minimum size. Double-clicking
on a minimized window restores it to its original size.
Selecting the Working Area: Scroll Bars: The scroll
bars are situated at the right and bottom edges of a win-
dow, if you can only see one section of the working area in
either the vertical or horizontal dimension.
You can move the visible section by clicking the arrows or
grabbing and dragging the scroll slider. There are two
points of note:
– The size of the scroll slider in relation to the size of the
entire scroll bar corresponds to the size of the visible
section in relation to the overall size of the window,
– the visible section changes as you move the scroll
slider.
X/Y Element: The X/Y element is situated in the bottom
left corner of the window. By grabbing and dragging it you
can move the horizontal and vertical window section, as if
you were dragging both scroll bars simultaneously.
Page Scrolling: Use the key commands Page Up, -Down,
-Left and -Right to scroll one page up, down, left or right, as
if you had clicked in the grey region above / below the ver-
tical scroll bar, or to the left / right of the horizontal scroll
bar. The key commands Page Top, -Bottom, -Left most and -
Right most take the visible section of the working area to
the top, bottom, left or right, just as if you had grabbed one
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