How is the Snapping command used?
What will be an ideal response?
When the Snapping command is active, two clips will snap together with
"magnetic attraction" on the Timeline, leaving no gaps or flash frames between
shots. The command can be invoked in three ways: by pressing the S key,
choosing it from the Sequence menu, or clicking a button that looks like a small
magnet in the upper-left corner of the Timeline panel. Snapping also allows you
to drag an edit and "snap" it to wherever the playhead (current-time indicator)
is located. Holding the Shift key will cause the Playhead to snap too.
You might also like to view...
Which of the following is not true about Combo Boxes?
A) They can make data entry more reliable. B) They are not good for repetitive data. C) They should not be used if the menu would become too long. D) They can reference data in other tables.
Case-based Critical Thinking QuestionsCase 11-1Ryan is new to the use of XML, so he has a lot of basic questions about the fundamentals, including some philosophical questions about the language. You tell Teddy about an important XML vocabulary called RSS. What is this vocabulary used for?
A. describing recreation and sports events B. distributing news articles or other changing content to subscribers C. describing recipes and menu items D. editing interactive audiovisual presentations