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Functional overview 77
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Selecting an object with the Mouse
Clicking the left mouse button selects the desired object.
Prerequisite for this is the selection of the correct mouse mode:
Object mode, object & curve mode, and universal tool mode all offer
this functionality. In the universal tool mode, the object is selected by
clicking on the lower half of the object.
The five handles on the outline of the objects identify any selection of
objects. While the mouse button is held down the outline of the
object is displayed.
Clicking the mouse button outside of the object deselects the object.
Moving and duplicating objects
Once one or several objects have been selected, they can be shifted
vertically (by track number) and horizontally (in the timeline) while
holding the left mouse button. As soon as you let go of the left mouse
button, the object will be placed at the current position.
If several objects have been selected in different tracks, the selected
group can be moved vertically only so far that all objects remain
within the tracks.
If "Shift" is pressed when moving the objects, the time position is
retained and you can only change the track.
If "Ctrl" is pressed while moving the object selection, then a copy of
the object selection is created. In this case, the copy of the original
object selection is placed at the destination. The original objects
maintain their position.
Changing object borders in virtual projects
The lower object handles of a selected object can be used to alter
the object borders. The mouse can be used to change the object
beginning or end. The object length can only be changed within the
confines of the physical wave project window.
This means that the beginning of the object can not be extended
beyond the beginning or end of the corresponding wave project.
Conversely, the end of the object cannot be extended beyond the
beginning or end of the corresponding wave project.