[Bruce Koken]

HEY ALL. CALL ME STUPID, PLEASE, BUT CREATING SIMPLE 2ND ROW OF TEXT IN SAME LAYER DRIVING ME BANANAS.I SET THE LEADING VALUE TO ‘0’ OR ‘AUTO’ AND THE SECOND ROW APPEARS WAAY DOWN AT BOTTOM OF THE LAYER WINDOW.

IN ADDITION, AT ONE TIME I COULD HIGHLIGHT A PORTION OF TEXT AND THEN JUST MOVE THAT PORTION AROUND. SO, SOMEWHERE ALONG THE WAY, I CHANGED A SETTING I PRESUME.

SOMEWHERE THERE IS A BUTTON OF LIFE HERE THAT I AM MISSING BUT IF ANYONE HAS THE ANSWER I WOULD BE MUCH OBLIGED.

THANKS, BRUCE

[Bruce Koken]

thanks Tom.

amazing that screen shot is the only way to do this.

maybe Apple will get their act together and have capability in their next version. Pretty simple I would think…just data.

Cheers.

[Bruce Koken]

hi Tom and everyone….

this is an old thread being reborn!

As the saying goes, they can put a man on the moon but……

I have fc 6.0.1. I simply cannot see how to print out browser information that lets me have a hard copy of marker comments WITHIN a 1 hour clip. As you know, people take notes all the time from within a clip so it is really needed. whenever I batch list export and then drag that into excel, the best I get is just the one line entire clip info – but no notes taken within that clip whether they are marker comments or even subclips. I of course hide columns I wish not to see.

Am I missing something? I think this really should be something that apple solves as it is so necessary in the field of professional editing and producing. Many people prefer to dig the entire clip and then go back and screen it and it is then that is where the note taking process takes place (as opposed to doing notes during log and capture).

I also figured I would try to do a log and transfer but unfortunately when I tried the clips already loaded onto my drive were grayed out.

Can you, or anyone, think of any way to do this? I read one comment to take a screen capture which seems almost like a joke sorry to say.

Thanks!