So, I agree about the VERY first implementation of SmartTools, but since Avid did their little update, allowing for more customization (essentially allowing you to put it back the way it was), exactly what is it that you believe is broken?
Steve Hullfish
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On Mar 7, 2011, at 9:55 AM, Shirley Gutierrez wrote:
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> The problem with SmartTools was not that they were new, but that they attempted to fix was wasn't broken, and in the process, broke a lot of things that were fixed. Give me a new feature that really adds value (and that value will largely have to be about speed), and I'll be happy to embrace it. As much as I detest the FCP timeline features, there ARE things about that product which help me a great deal, such as it's selection tools, the ability to adjust audio with a keystroke, and its superior browser window. I don't have a problem acknowledging anything that works for me.
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> In short, I don't loathe newness or difference, I loathe rotten design that slows me down.
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