Hi Larry,
I presume that you're using a recent version of Audacity (latest version is
1.3.12).
If a track is the focus, then pressing enter toggles whether that track is
selected or not, but it has no effect on whether the other tracks are selected.
So if if you want only one track to be selected, you need to go through the
other the other tracks and set them to be not selected if necessary. You may
find the keystroke ctrl+shift+a helpful, as this sets all tracks (and any
selected time range) to unselected.
There's a Jaws guide to audacity at http://bit.ly/axYol6 which you may find of
some help,
David.
original message:
Hi. My problem occurs when I want to apply effects to one specific track from
those that I have opened and imported. It happens whether using the Mac or
windows version of Audacity.
According to an Audacity demo that I found on BlindCoolTech, my impression is
that if you wish to select one specific track, you make sure that it is in
focus and press enter on it. However, when I do that, all tracks are selected,
effectively blocking me from working with one of the tracks only.
Any thoughts on what I might be doing wrong? It's not an accessibility issue,
because the guy doing the demo was blind and using a Mac. So it's me and I'd
like to find out what I'm doing wrong.
Larry
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