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Re: PRV Controller Pane - is this the "as intended" behavior? May 16, 14 2:43 AM (permalink)
Grem, hit H in the PRV.

Tak T.
 
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Re: PRV Controller Pane - is this the "as intended" behavior? May 17, 14 2:49 AM (permalink)
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By the way, the WizMouse really is integral to how I work.  When I move up above the PRV I can instantly scroll to a new track in the TV if that's what I need to do, without having to click to give focus to the TV.
 
Randy B.

You guys are way over my head with most of this stuff, but a shout out to Randy B. for mentioning WizMouse! I installed it and it started to make my life better immediately, so THANKS!

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