User manual KAWAI 600 DESIGNER CONSOLE

[. . . ] Apple, Mac OS, and Macintosh are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. , registered in the United States and other countries. Java and Sun are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the United States and other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. [. . . ] In Adobe Bridge, you can rename multiple files as a batch. To copy remote files: In Adobe Bridge, invoke the context menu for the file with right-click in Windows, choose Copy To, and choose or browse to the target folder. In Mac OS, CTRL-click and choose Copy, navigate to the target folder, and choose Paste. Select the file in a platform file browser, invoke the context menu and choose Copy, then go to the target folder and choose Paste. In a platform file browser, CTRL-drag (in Windows) or OPTION-drag (in Mac OS) the file to the target location. To move remote files: In Adobe Bridge, invoke the context menu for the file with right-click in Windows, choose Move To, and choose or browse to the target folder. In Mac OS, there is no Move command; you can copy/paste, then delete the file from the original location. In a platform file browser, drag the file to the target location. You can only rename remote files if they are up-to-date. To rename remote files: In a platform file browser, select the remote file, invoke the context menu and choose Rename. In Adobe Bridge, invoke the context menu for the file with right-click (in Windows) or CTRL-click (in Mac OS), choose Rename, and enter the new name. Any user with appropriate privileges can delete files and folders, unless they are marked as Checked Out by Others. Delete remote assets the same way as local assets, by dragging them to Trash or Recycle Bin, or choosing Delete from a menu or toolbar. Deleting a file or folder from a Version Cue server is a two-step process that safeguards against accidental deletions. The first step changes the status to Deleted, which hides the file or folder from normal view but does not remove it from the server. The second step permanently removes the file or folder and its previous versions from the server. To view and restore Version Cue files with the Deleted status in Adobe Bridge: Open the project that contains the files you want to view or restore. Choose Tools > Adobe Drive > View Project Trash, or click View Project Trash. Select the file or files you want to restore, and choose Tools > Adobe Drive> Restore or click Restore. The file or folder selection is restored to its original location. Click the Go Back icon in the application bar to return to the original folder. To permanently delete Version Cue files with the Deleted status in Adobe Bridge: Open the project that contains the files you want to delete. [. . . ] In Adobe Bridge, select the version you want to delete, and click Delete in the Content panel. Reverting to the last version When you revert to the last version, you cancel any changes you've made since you last checked the file out. In the platform file browser, invoke the context menu for the file with right-click (in Windows) or CTRL-click (in Mac OS), and choose Adobe Drive 2. 0 > Cancel Check Out (In Mac OS X Leopard, choose More > Adobe Drive 2. 0 > Cancel Check Out. ) When prompted, click Revert To Last Version. In Adobe Bridge, select the project file and choose Tools > Version Cue > Revert To Last Version, or click Revert. Adobe® Drive 2. 0 User Guide Working with versions 23 Searching for managed files in Adobe Bridge You can search for versions of managed files, as well as deleted files, using the Find dialog in Adobe Bridge. To do this: 1. Launch Adobe Bridge and choose Edit > Find. [. . . ]