PS: scribes containing oversize images or other problems may experience bugs with the timeline.
-Mike(videoscribe user)
Matthew Cook
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Fri, 10 Apr, 2015 at 10:09 AM
Hi Deb,
If you are using a Mac, the CMD key is the one to use for multiple select. There is an issue in the current version of VideoScribe that affects Mac users where a loss of functionality is experienced after using the Ctrl+click command. The Ctrl+click command is only used to bring up the contextual menu and you can avoid using this command by setting up your mouse to right click instead.
Hello!
It says this is possible on the new version but clicking Control and click is not working.
I am trying to copy an entire scribe to use as a base to them customize presentation to specific clients.
Anyone know how to do this??
Thanks so much!
Deborah
Hi,
Related thread: http://help.videoscribe.co/support/discussions/topics/1000036132
(multi-select, click the copy icon, close the scribe, open a new scribe, click the paste icon)
You should also watch the tutorial videos (or read the PDFs) for basic usage information
http://help.videoscribe.co/support/solutions/folders/1000157449
PS: scribes containing oversize images or other problems may experience bugs with the timeline.
-Mike(videoscribe user)
Hi Deb,
If you are using a Mac, the CMD key is the one to use for multiple select. There is an issue in the current version of VideoScribe that affects Mac users where a loss of functionality is experienced after using the Ctrl+click command. The Ctrl+click command is only used to bring up the contextual menu and you can avoid using this command by setting up your mouse to right click instead.