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Originally Posted by hopi
without looking try something like this...
make a custom action...
put the edit cursor before the first item...
here is the action:
Item navigation: Select and move to next item
Item navigation: Select and move to next item
Item navigation: Remove items
assign that to a hot key and just keep pressing that key until what you want gone is gone
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Yeah, totally with you on that hopi. However, for myself I would turn that around a little bit, only because I think it's a little easier to remember.
Item navigation: Remove items
Item navigation: Select and move to next item
Item navigation: Select and move to next item
This way you select the first item, then run macro. It deletes the item and it's all set up to delete the next preferred item so it's easy to see and a matter of hitting the key again.
Heh heh, it's 6 of one half dozen of the other. I only bring it up because I've been running this same macro to get rid of the silence parts that are left over while editing samples.
At first I set it up the way you did and every time I'd run it, I'd stop and think,
okay how did I set that up? Then I'd go in and look at the macro to see how it was set up. Eventually I went in and changed it to the way I show above and it just seemed easier to remember. Heh heh, but then don't forget, I'm a really old fart.