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3. Click on the "Set In-Point" button (Shortcut: I).

The start of the range will be placed at the current position of the start marker.
4. Position the playback marker at the end of the section.
5. Click on the "Set Outpoint" button (Shortcut: O)

The end of the range will be placed at the current position of the start marker.
The currently selected range will appear as a blue bar in the range display.
6. You can play back this range separately with the "Range playback" button.

Note: All range limits can be moved by holding down the mouse button and
dragging.

7. Once the range matches the section that you want to import, click on the
preview image in the monitor and drag it onto the track. An object will appear,
corresponding to the selected area.

Tip: Use the Insert modes (view page 318) to quickly and efficiently apply individual
ranges to the movie.

Regroup scenes

It will often be the case that you will want to move whole scenes or even groups of
scenes to a different place within a film. This happens completely intuitively: Single
scenes can be selected in any view ("Timeline", "Storyboard" or "Overview" modes)
using just a mouse-click, and then moved to the desired spot with the mouse button
held down. In the "Timeline" and "Overview" modes you can also create scene groups
which can be moved together: "Ctrl + mouse-click" lets you select more than one
scene, "Shift + mouse-click" selects the scenes that lie in between.

Three final tips for advanced video arranging:
• Using "Intelligent mouse" mode, which is available in the "Timeline" mode, you
can move not just the selected scene, but also all elements directly bordering it
(e.g. transitions, fades, and scenes following the selected scene and those on
neighboring tracks).
• The commands "Group (view page 282)" and "Ungroup (view page 282)" let
you join any scene into groups which can then be moved together as a block.

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