How to search for a Function as a Key Binding?

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2011/06/10 22:34:01 (permalink)

How to search for a Function as a Key Binding?

I can't seem to find how to search for a particular Function in Preference\Key Bindings.

Eg  Split at Now Time

Where do I enter "Split" in the Functions area to hit on "Split" functions?

post edited by gwp99 - 2011/06/11 00:05:22

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    Re:How to search for an Function? 2011/06/10 22:35:56 (permalink)
    Same problem here. Don't think there is a search

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    Re:How to search for an Function? 2011/06/11 00:04:23 (permalink)
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     ...Don't think there is a search 

    actually I think it is incredible...

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    Re:How to search for an Function? 2011/06/11 00:36:23 (permalink)
    if you want you can use the alt key while using smart tool and that will split the clips for you

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    Re:How to search for an Function? 2011/06/11 08:46:46 (permalink)
    No, there's no way to search. The only thing you can do is click in the Function list and then press the first letter of what you may be looking for to quickly scroll through the list.

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    Re:How to search for an Function? 2011/06/11 13:10:48 (permalink)
    thanks for confirming...

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    Re:How to search for an Function? 2011/06/12 07:04:35 (permalink)
    One of the reasons I made the keybindings (keyboard shortcuts) into an ebook.  I can read and search them on my Kindle.  If you want a copy of the .mobi file it's described in more detail here. 


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    Re:How to search for an Function? 2011/06/12 11:38:21 (permalink)
    thanks for the link - do you have a link as a .doc, txt, .prn or html file - the mobi didn't convert properly when I tried these various formats.  



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    Re:How to search for an Function? 2011/06/12 15:08:35 (permalink)
    Awesome RJN, thanks for that - I'm installing it as we speak. I also find it mindblowing that you can search by shortcut but not by function. Especially in a new version of the program where they've made massive changes to the keybindings. 

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    Re:How to search for an Function? 2011/06/13 03:58:34 (permalink)
    RJN


    One of the reasons I made the keybindings (keyboard shortcuts) into an ebook.  I can read and search them on my Kindle.  If you want a copy of the .mobi file it's described in more detail here. 

    Nice one RJN,  thanks for taking the time to create that. 


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    Re:How to search for an Function? 2011/06/13 15:08:24 (permalink)
    gwp99


    thanks for the link - do you have a link as a .doc, txt, .prn or html file - the mobi didn't convert properly when I tried these various formats.  


    No, sorry.  Although I started with an html version, I deleted it after using it to create the mobi file.  If you don't have a dedicated ebook reader, you could always use one of the "read on PC" apps (Kindle for PC, Mobopocket reader).

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    Re:How to search for an Function? 2011/06/13 16:44:56 (permalink)
    thanks Rob - for the link and the work you did on the list 

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