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 If tracks have been selected: Any clip on a selected track that intersects the playhead
will be automatically highlighted in gray. Clips on de-selected tracks will be ignored.
Dragging a crosshairs over one one or more clips with the pointer overrides all
automatic selections and selects the regions of the clips you drag over, and the tracks
they’re on.
 If In and Out points have been set: Clicking the bottom half of clips in the Timeline will
select that clip and track, and the In and Out points will change to encompass that clip.
To choose Range Selection mode:
 Click the Edit Selection tool (the crosshairs at the bottom of a track) in the toolbar.
 Choose Trim > Edit Selection Mode.
 This mode has no keyboard shortcut at this time.
To select an entire clip using the hand tool of the Edit Selection mode:
 Move the pointer to the bottom half of a clip until a hand cursor appears, and click once
to select that clip in its entirety.
Clicking the bottom half of a clip to select that clip in Edit Selection mode
 Use the Hand to Command-click multiple clips to make either contiguous or
noncontiguous selections.
To select a range using the crosshairs tool of the Edit Selection mode:
 Move the pointer to the top half of a clip until a cross-hairs cursor appears, and drag to
select a region of one or more clips. As you drag, the playhead follows the Out point.
Dragging within the top half of a clip to select a region in Edit Selection mode
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