Go to your first post and select edit and add SOLVED to the thread title.

didymus77
Just slip-stretched the audio clip I needed to do.  Came out perfect.  It was a voice clip and the character and pitch of the waveform apparently did not change.  Excellent.
 
How do I mark this thread as Solved?
 

edit your original post and put "Solved" in the headline
did you bounce it to clips after the stretch? That will make it sound even better

Great!  The SlipEdit cursor should show anywhere along the edge of the clip while Ctl+Shift is held.
 
How do I mark this thread as Solved?
Click on EDIT on your OP and edit the title.

Many thanks to all!

didymus77
I see it now.  The Sonar reference manual is dead wrong on all points.  You have to hold cntrl-shift then move the cursor to the end and around the middle, vertically of the clip, the cursor then turns to a bar with arrows on each side, with a double shadow on the arrows, then it will slip-stretch. 

 
I don't get it ? That's exactly what the manual says.

From the Sonar reference manual:
Hold down the CTRL and SHIFT keys, Move the mouse pointer over the end of the clip until the cursor changes into the slip-stretch icon .
This is from the link I posted in my first post https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=SONAR&language=3&help=AudioSnap.19.html
 
It would help if you changed the title to "Solved". That way we wouldn't click on this thread, trying to help.
Only to find your problem is solved.