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Re: AE7 Adding Keyframe Question

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From: BILL_HUNT
Date: Tue, 31 Mar 2009 14:52
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Gentlemen, you have given me the Rosetta Stone.

What my GUI shows (remember on a 17" laptop @ 1680x1050 & dual 21" CRTs at 1280x1024) is basically ◄○► unless I'm over an existing Keyframe, then I get ◄●►. The ○ IS active, but "looks" greyed out. Eureka! Other than the "look," it works just like with PrPro. Told you I was ready for that DUH! moment, and here it is. Why I didn't just click the sucka' is beyond me. The appearance is like PrPro's, when you CANNOT click, say the CTI is beyond the tail of the Clip. Odd, that Adobe chose to display it thusly, but I can live with that.

Thank you so much for pointing out what should have been attempted anyway. Guess I'm too respectful of Adobe's GUI, and assume that if something is greyed-out, it doesn't work under the exact conditions.

Sorry to have bothered everyone, but appreciate your patience with me. Seemed so odd, as AE is such a wonderful program and offers so much power and accommodates so many different workflows. How wonderfully simple, and how painfully stupid of me.

Hunt
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