Adobe 12040118 Tutorial - Page 58

current time Set work area to duration of selected layers or, if no layers are selected, set work area to composition duration Open Composition Mini-Flowchart for active composition Note: If you tap Shift several times without any intervening keystrokes, you may invoke a feature of your operating system's StickyKeys or Sticky Keys accessibility software. See your operating system's documentation for disabling this feature. Activate the most recently active composition that is in the same composition hierarchy (network of nested compositions) as the currently active composition Ctrl+Alt+B Tap Shift Shift+Esc Command+Option+B Tap Shift Shift+Esc Time navigation (keyboard shortcuts) Result Go to specific time Go to beginning or end of work area Go to previous or next visible item in time ruler (keyframe, layer marker, work area beginning or end) Note: Also goes to beginning, end, or base frame of Roto Brush span if viewing Roto Brush in Layer panel. Go to beginning of composition, layer, or footage item Go to end of composition, layer, or footage item Go forward 1 frame Go forward 10 frames Go backward 1 frame Go backward 10 frames Windows Alt+Shift+J Shift+Home or Shift+End J or K Home or Ctrl+Alt+Left Arrow End or Ctrl+Alt+Right Arrow Page Down or Ctrl+Right Arrow Shift+Page Down or Ctrl+Shift+Right Arrow Page Up or Ctrl+Left Arrow Shift+Page Up or Ctrl+Shift+Left Arrow Go to layer In point Go to layer Out point Go to previous In point or Out point Go to next In point or Out point Scroll to current time in Timeline panel I O Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Left Arrow Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Right Arrow D Mac OS Option+Shift+J Shift+Home or Shift+End J or K To the top Home or Command+Option+Left Arrow End or Command+Option+Right Arrow Page Down or Command+Right Arrow Shift+Page Down or Command+Shift+Right Arrow Page Up or Command+Left Arrow Shift+Page Up or Command+Shift+Left Arrow I O Command+Option+Shift+Left Arrow Command+Option+Shift+Right Arrow D Previews (keyboard shortcuts) To the top