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Chapter 3: Keyboard and Right-Click Mouse Shortcuts 31
To set the Keyboard Focus, do one of the following:
 Click the a–z button for the focus you want to
enable.
– or –
 While pressing Control+Alt (Windows) or
Command+Option (Mac), press one of the fol-
lowing keys: 1 (Commands), 2 (Region List), or
3 (Group List).
Toolbar Focus
In the Edit window, the MIDI Editor pane can be
displayed in addition to the Tracks pane (View >
Other Displays > MIDI Editor). When the MIDI Ed-
itor pane is displayed, there are two separate
Toolbars and Timelines in the Edit window: one
for the Tracks pane and one for the MIDI Editor
pane. Only one Toolbar and Timeline can be fo-
cused for Menu and Toolbar commands (includ-
ing the corresponding keyboard shortcuts) at a
time. The focused Toolbar displays a yellow out-
line.
If Keyboard Focus for the Edit window is en-
abled, it follows the selected Toolbar focus.
To enable Toolbar focus for the Tracks pane, do
one of the following:
 Click the Toolbar at the top of the Edit
window.
– or –
 Press Control+Alt+4 (Windows) or
Command+Option+4 (Mac).
To enable Toolbar focus for the MIDI Editor pane,
do one of the following:
 Click the Toolbar right above the MIDI Editor
pane.
– or –
 Press Control+Alt+5 (Windows) or
Command+Option+5 (Mac).
Numeric Keypad Modes
The Operation preference for Numeric Keypad
mode determines how the numeric keypad
functions for Transport.
There are two Shuttle Lock modes (Classic and
Transport), and one Shuttle mode.
No matter which Numeric Keypad mode is se-
lected, you can always use the numeric keypad
to select and enter values in the Event Edit Area,
Edit Selection indicators, Main and Sub Coun-
ters, and Transport fields.
To set the Numeric Keypad Mode:
1 Choose Setup > Preferences and click the Oper-
ation tab.
2 In the Transport section, select a Numeric Key-
pad mode (Classic, Transport, or Shuttle).
3 Click OK.
Although multiple plug-in windows can have
a keyboard focus enabled, only the front-
most window receives any keyboard input.