Adobe 22011292 User Guide - Page 42

28 CHAPTER 2 Looking at the Work Area Free Space (time) Check this item to have Adobe Audition display the amount of available time left for recording, based upon the currently selected sample rate. This value is shown as minutes, seconds, and thousandths of seconds. For instance, if Adobe Audition is set to record an 8-bit mono waveform at 11,025 kHz, the time left might read something like "4399:15.527 free". Change the recording options to 16-bit stereo at 44,100 kHz, and the remaining time value becomes "680:44.736 free". Keyboard Modifiers Select this option if you wish to have the status of your keyboard's Ctrl, Shift, and Alt keys shown in the status bar. Window Menu - Edit View When you're working in Edit View mode, the Window menu gives you a simple way to switch between open files. Currently Open Waveform List Entries for up to 10 open waveforms are listed. Note: If you have more than 10 waveforms active, only the last 10 opened will appear on the Windows menu. Think of this section of the Windows menu as a MRU ("Most Recently Used") list of open waveforms. If you need to access another open waveform whose name isn't listed, use the Switch To... command or Adobe Audition's Organizer window. Switch To Access the Switch To... command to show a list of all open files. Click on a file's name to make it the active file in the Wave Display. Switch To Window Note: If you have a waveform open that has a cue range in it, there will be a + sign next to its name. Click on the + sign to expand the entry so you can jump directly to any of the cue ranges it includes. Instead of using the Window menu, try using the Files tab of Adobe Audition's Organizer window. To activate the Organizer window, go to the View Menu and click on Show Organizer Window, or press the Alt+9 keyboard shortcut.