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Operation - Using XStudio 69

Based on the selected type, a custom dialog specific to the log item type is displayed for data entry.

Navigating Edit Dialogs

You can move through the fields displayed in an edit dialog by pressing the [Tab] or [Enter] key. Either

will advance you to the next field or button in the dialog. [Shift-Tab] moves backward through the fields

and buttons. Directly select a field for editing using your mouse with [Left-Click].

Most buttons have "accelerator" keys - press and hold the [Alt] key, then press the letter that's

underlined on the button. This will have the effect of pressing or clicking on the button.

4.4.2.1.1 Functionality Common to All Edit Dialogs

Some log records require a log time entry, some require a program or spot length. Some require a log

Type Code or Directive Type. Where possible, entry of this information is made easier with special edit

controls.

Time Fields

Time fields require a valid time be entered. The time entry fields in XStudio allow you to take some

short cuts in data entry.

For instance, if you want to enter a time of "3:00 PM", you can simply type "3p" and [Tab] to the next

field. The time will be correctly listed as "3:00 PM".

To enter a time of "3:15 PM", you can type "3.15p" or "15.15". Notice that you don't have to use a colon

( : ) in entry - a period will work just as well. For minute values like ":03", you can enter ".3" (no leading

zero required).

Log times are always expressed as hours and minutes with no seconds value, adhering to the

requirements of a log for DCS or Maestro.

Times entered without an "AM" or "PM", if entered in 12-hour format, will default

to "AM".

Length Fields

Length fields are those used for the length of an audio cart, the duration of a program, and the length

of a directive. These are not really clock times, but are expressed as hours, minutes and seconds of

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