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2018/08/22 02:01:08
methodman3000
I have placed my modules according to other people's examples.  But I was curious which modules most people see as popular and hear the reasons they choose the order they do.
2018/08/22 03:16:07
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methodman3000
I have placed my modules according to other people's examples.  But I was curious which modules most people see as popular and hear the reasons they choose the order they do.



Sorry, but what are you referring to by Modules?
Remember shared documents is not indicative of shared understanding. 
2018/08/22 05:12:29
methodman3000
The control bar modules.  I set mine up to reflect the way that the Large Transport had everything.  Select first than transport than Punch and Loop and markers.  It seems that some other things were pulled out that were in 8.5 but everything is somewhere else for the most part.  Now I have to play with it and see if it flows correctly.
2018/08/22 10:49:35
Zargg
Hi. On my laptop I have it set up like this.

In my studio, it's a little different as my screen is bigger, and fits more open modules.
All the best.
2018/08/22 11:33:20
rebel007
My thoughts: Cakewalk have pretty much got it spot on for the first four and I just stick with the installation order. Then, it tends to vary depending on the project I'm working on, but 'Punch' and 'Markers' are often up there. After that it probably doesn't matter much, I just look for the module I want and use it.
I think if I started moving them around too much, it would just confuse me. My attention and recall functions are not what they used to be. Heck, if someone moves a chair in the kitchen I will stub my toe on it for days before the new position sinks in. The someone will move it back...….
2018/08/23 00:09:08
methodman3000
I forget how to print screen.  What are the commands?  Thanks
2018/08/23 00:32:37
melmyers
To the right of the F1-F12 keys there is a key that says "PrtScn" or "PrintScreen".
2018/08/23 03:42:55
Kev999
melmyers
To the right of the F1-F12 keys there is a key that says "PrtScn" or "PrintScreen".

 
It's usually better to use Alt-PrtScr, which prints (or saves to clipboard) only the current window rather than the entire screen.
2018/08/23 04:29:51
Kamikaze

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