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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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One thing I forgot to tell you was that at the top is an icon like a magnifying glass with a plus and a minus. clicking repeatedly on the plus magnifies the track on the screen so that editing a small piece is easier and clicking the minus reduces the magnification. If you take it to max magnification less than individual notes can be edited. Best tip I can give is just experiment with all the features and see what happens that is how I learned.
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