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Zooms in to a higher magnification level. You can continue to zoom in until you reach the level of displaying
individual audio samples.
Zooms out to a lower magnification level. You can zoom out so far as to fit 228 hours of audio on the screen.
Zooms a selection region in or out so that it fits in the available horizontal window area. The button is therefore
grayed out unless a selection region is made.
Fit to Width View > Track Size > Fit to Width or Ctrl + F
Zooms in or out so that the entire audio of the project fits in the available horizontal track area.
Zooms between two preset levels. These can be set using Tracks preferences.
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Trim Audio Edit > Remove Special > Trim Audio or Ctrl + T
Trim Audio removes (hides) all audio but the selection, the hidden audio data can be dragged out and made
available later if required, see Audio Tracks and Clips for more details.
If there are other separate clips in the same track these are not removed or shifted unless trimming the entire
length of a clip or clips. Does not affect label tracks.
Silence Audio Edit > Remove Special > Silence Audio or Ctrl + L
Silence Audio replaces the currently selected audio with absolute silence. Does not affect label tracks.
Reverts the last editing operation. Audacity supports unlimited "stepwise" undo. This means you can undo every
editing operation back to the last time the project was opened, but you cannot undo one particular edit without
also undoing any changes made after that edit. You can review your editing history and jump straight back to any
particular edit point at View > History.
Restores the previous editing operation that was just undone. Note: If you undo an operation then perform any
new one that appears in the Undo History, you can no longer redo that undone operation.
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