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             The Different Keyframe Icons

             Depending on the state of a keyframe, it may appear differently in the
             timeline. The following are some of the different icons you can expect to
             see.

                      Normal keyframe icons indicate a standard keyframe that is
                      not selected. This is a keyframe that is not currently shown in
                      either preview.


                      Selected keyframe icons are used to identify which keyframe
                      is in the active preview.  Any motion, adjustments or time
                      changes will be applied to this keyframe.


                      Matched keyframe icons are displayed when the layer is
                      matched to the previous or next slide. Matching is discussed in
                      more detail in chapter 15.



                      Temporary keyframe icons, more accurately referred to as
                      ‘points in time’ are not keyframes at all. These icons are used to
                      indicate when the preview is showing a point in time that
                      doesn’t line up with a keyframe.  For more information, see the
                      section about these found later in this chapter.



             The Keyframe Numbering Process

             There’s a simple rule that applies to keyframes: they must always be in
             numeric order, starting from 1.  This is why when you have two keyframes,
             they start at 1 and end at 2.
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