Pro Tools 101_ An Introduction to Pro Tools 11 ( PDFDrive )

Page Scrolling
To scroll the Edit window one screen (or “page”) at a time as the playback
cursor moves across the Timeline, enable the Page Scrolling option. To
select this option, choose OPTIONS > SCROLLING > PAGE.
When Page Scrolling is enabled, the playback cursor moves across the Edit
window until it reaches the right edge of the window. Each time the playback
cursor reaches the right edge, the entire contents of the window are scrolled,
one screen at a time, and the playback cursor continues from the left edge of
the Edit window.
Note: When the zoom magnification of the Edit window is too high,
Page Scrolling may not function properly. If you experience
problems, decrease the zoom magnification to enable Page
Scrolling.
Saving, Locating, and Opening Existing Sessions
As with most software applications, Pro Tools provides commands for
saving and opening your files under the File menu. The following sections
describe the options for saving, locating, and opening your session files and
other files related to your Pro Tools projects.
Saving a Session
While working in Pro Tools, it is important to save your work often. When
you save a session using the two commands explained in the following
sections, you are saving only the Pro Tools session file, not its associated
files. (A session’s audio files are written directly to disk, so you don’t have
to save them independently.) Consequently, even very large sessions can be
saved quickly.
Save Command
Saving can be done manually by choosing the Save command from the File
menu. This saves the changes you have made since the last time you saved
and writes the session in its current form over the old version. You cannot
undo the Save command.
Save As Command