17	Sound
20	&Help
101	Standard
102	Transport
105	Status
2101	Creates a new window.
2102	Opens a new sound file.
2103	Closes the active sound file.
2104	Saves the current sound file.
2105	Saves the sound file with a different name or file type.
2106	Saves all modified sound files, prompting for each one separately.
2107	Deletes an existing file.
2108	Shows the properties of the active sound file.
2110	Sets various preferences for Sound Forge.
2111	Quits Sound Forge and prompts to save the modified sound files.
2112	Sends the active sound file through electronic mail.
2151	Reverses the last edit operation.
2152	Repeats the most recently used Process, Effect or Tool.
2153	Cuts the selection and puts it on the Clipboard.
2154	Copies the selection and puts it on the Clipboard.
2155	Inserts the Clipboard contents at the insertion point.
2156	Removes the selection without putting it on the Clipboard.
2157	Selects the entire sound file.
2158	Creates a new sound file from the Clipboard contents.
2159	Crossfades the Clipboard contents at the insertion point.
2160	Mixes the Clipboard contents at the insertion point.
2161	Overwrites the selection with the Clipboard contents.
2162	Fills the selection with multiple Clipboard copies.
2163	Deletes all data outside of the current selection.
2165	Jumps to a specified position in the sound file.
2166	Selects a specified region for the sound file.
2167	Copies an object link to the active sound file onto the Clipboard.
2169	Reverses all edit operations.
2172	Selects the Edit Tool for editing.
2173	Selects the Magnify Tool for editing.
2174	Selects Pencil Tool for editing.
2179	Toggles the Undo/Redo buffer creation for the active sound file.
2180	Redoes the last action that was undone.
2202	Shows status values in Samples.
2203	Shows status values in Time (hr:mn:sc:xxx).
2204	Shows status values in Seconds (sc.xxxxxx).
2205	Shows status values in Time and Frames (hr:mn:sc:fr).
2206	Shows status values in Absolute Frames (fr.xxx).
2207	Shows status values in Measures, Beats and Quarter-Beats.
2208	Shows status values in SMPTE Non-Drop format.
2209	Shows status values in SMPTE Drop format.
2210	Shows status values in SMPTE European Broadcast Union (EBU) format.
2211	Shows status values in SMPTE Film Sync format.
2214	Shows or hides toolbars.
2215	Toggles full screen mode on and off.
2216	Shows information about the Clipboard contents.
2217	Plays the contents on the Clipboard.
2218	Zooms in to maximum magnification.
2219	Zooms out to minimum magnification.
2220	Maximizes the selected area in the data window.
2221	Maximizes the width of the window.
2222	Locks the length of a Region while dragging.
2226	Zooms out to the default magnification.
2229	Zooms the level out to minimum magnification.
2230	Maximizes the level of the data in the window.
2231	Maximizes the level of the selected area in the data window.
2232	Toggles displaying the sound file status bar window on and off.
2233	Toggles displaying the time ruler on and off.
2234	Toggles displaying the overview window on and off.
2235	Toggles displaying the video strip on and off.
2236	Toggles displaying the level ruler on and off.
2237	Toggles displaying the level zoom control on and off.
2239	Toggles displaying the time zoom control on and off.
2240	Toggles displaying the sound file scroll bar on and off.
2241	Toggles displaying only the data window on and off.
2242	Sets the input focus to the Data Window of the active sound file.
2243	Shows, hides, or activates the Regions List window.
2248	Shows, hides, or activates Video Preview window.
2302	Records new sound data.
2303	Plays the entire sound file.
2304	Plays from the current cursor position.
2305	Stops playback and leaves the cursor at the current location.
2306	Stops playback and rewinds to the last known cursor position.
2307	Sets the cursor position to the start of the sample.
2308	Sets the cursor position to the end of the sample.
2309	Sets the default play mode to Normal for the active sound file.
2310	Sets the default play mode to Looped for the active sound file.
2312	Creates a new Region from current selection.
2315	Adds a new Marker/Region to the Regions List.
2316	Removes the active Marker/Region from the Regions List.
2317	Edits the active Marker/Region in the Regions List.
2318	Creates a copy of the active Marker/Region in the Regions List.
2319	Updates the active Regions List Marker/Region to the current selection.
2320	Clears all Markers and Regions in the Regions List.
2321	Copies the Regions List onto the Clipboard as text.
2334	Defines and edits the tempo for the active sound file.
2335	Drops a Marker at the current cursor position.
2336	Sets the Mark In point to the current cursor position.
2337	Sets the Mark Out point to the current cursor position.
2338	Centers the cursor in the data window.
2339	Toggles the selection of the active sound file on or off.
2344	Edits the Frame Rate for the active sound file.
2347	Splits the active Region at the cursor.
2352	Rebuilds the peak data for the active sound file.
2357	Jumps the cursor to the selected Marker.
2358	Selects the active Region.
2359	Edits the active Marker/Region.
2360	Updates the active Marker/Region to the current position or selection.
2361	Deletes the active Marker/Region.
2373	Shuttles the cursor backward by a small amount.
2374	Shuttles the cursor forward by a small amount.
2375	Clears the Undo/Redo history for the active sound file.
2376	Clears the Undo/Redo histories for all open sound files.
2377	Enables or disables the Playlist being treated as a Cutlist.
2378	Deletes all data contained in cut regions.
2401	Creates a new window using the default template.
2402	Arranges the windows to overlap.
2403	Arranges the windows as non-overlapping tiles (horizontally bias).
2404	Arranges the windows as non-overlapping tiles (vertically bias).
2405	Arranges all minimized windows.
2406	Minimizes all open windows.
2407	Closes all open windows.
2408	Restores all minimized windows.
2415	Enables scrolling during playback.
2416	Enables smooth scrolling during playback.
2419	Enables drag and drop snapping to markers, regions, and other events.
2425	Enables pasting of Markers, Regions and other information along with sound data.
2450	Displays Help contents.
2451	Searches for a Help topic by typing or selecting a keyword.
2452	Displays keyboard and mouse shortcuts.
2453	Lists common questions and answers to aid with troubleshooting.
2454	Shows copyright and version information.
2455	Displays a Tip of the Day.
2456	Visits Sonic Foundry's Home Page (http://www.sfoundry.com).
2540	Show the level at current cursor position in Integers.
2541	Show the level at current cursor position in Percent.
2542	Show the level at current cursor position in dB.
2543	Find the peak near the current cursor position.
2544	Find the RMS power near the current cursor position.
2545	Labels the Level Ruler in percent.
2546	Labels the Level Ruler in dB.
2547	Toggles animation of the Video Strip on and off.
2548	Copies the selected Video Strip frame and puts it on the Clipboard.
2549	Jumps the cursor to the beginning of the selected frame.
2550	Toggles printing of absolute frame numbers on the Video Strip.
2561	Toggles blinking status on and off.
2573	Attempt to make the record meters more reactive.
2574	Sets the sample rate to a custom value.
2575	Sets the bits per sample to 8.
2576	Sets the bits per sample to 16.
2577	Converts stereo data to mono.
2578	Converts mono data to stereo.
2606	Toggles Marker names displayed on the data window on and off.
2607	Toggles Marker lines displayed on the data window on and off.
2608	Toggles Region names displayed on the data window on and off.
2609	Toggles Region lines displayed on the data window on and off.
2613	Clears the meter clipping indicators.
2615	Toggles meter labeling on or off.
2616	Toggles meter peak holding on or off.
2617	Toggles meter valley holding on or off.
2618	Toggles meter always on top behavior.
2620	Copies the current Video frame and puts it on the Clipboard.
2624	Sets the Video Preview to stretch all frames to fit the window.
2625	Sets the Video Preview to stretch all frames by non-fractional amounts.
2626	Sets the Video Preview to stretch all frames while preserving the aspect ratio.
2627	Toggles passive updating of the Video Preview for slow computers on and off.
2628	Sets all video frames to be displayed on a white background.
2629	Sets all video frames to be displayed on a black background.
2630	Sets all video frames to be displayed on the default window background.
2631	Sets the range of the meter to: -90 to 0 dB.
2632	Sets the range of the meter to: -78 to 0 dB.
2633	Sets the range of the meter to: -60 to 0 dB.
2634	Sets the range of the meter to: -42 to 0 dB.
2635	Sets the range of the meter to: -24 dB to 0 dB.
2636	Copies the current summary bitmap onto the clipboard.
2637	Pastes a bitmap on the clipboard into the summary bitmap.
2638	Deletes the current summary bitmap from the sound file.
2639	Jumps to the beginning of the current selection.
2640	Jumps to the end of the current selection.
3009	Sets the sample rate to the specified value.
3028	Plays the sound file in normal mode.
3029	Plays the sound file in looped mode.
3069	Shows status values in the default SMPTE format.
3070	Shows status values in the default Time format.
3071	Selects the specified wave device.
3091	Selects the specified MIDI device.
3111	Selects the specified auxiliary device.
3132	Enables or disables sending program changes to the current MIDI device.
4500	Opens the selected sound file.
7000	IARL
7001	Archival Location
7002	Indicates where the subject of the file is archived.
7003	IART
7004	Artist
7005	Lists the artist of the original subject of the file. For example, "Bach."
7006	ICMS
7007	Commissioned
7008	Lists the name of the person or organization that commissioned the subject of the file. For example, "XYZZY Records."
7009	ICMT
7010	Comments
7011	Provides general comments about the file or the subject of the file. If the comment is several sentences long, end each sentence with a period. Do not include newline characters.
7012	ICOP
7013	Copyright
7014	Records the copyright information for the file. For example, "Copyright © 1994, Sonic Foundry, Inc." If there are multiple copyrights, separate them by a semicolon followed by a space.
7015	ICRD
7016	Creation date
7017	Specifies the date the subject of the file was created. List dates in year-month-day format, padding one-digit months and days with a zero on the left. For example, "1964-03-02" for March 2, 1964.
7018	ICRP
7019	Cropped
7020	Describes whether an image has been cropped and, if so, how it was cropped. For example, "lower right corner."
7021	IDIM
7022	Dimensions
7023	Specifies the size of the original subject of the file. For example, "8.5 in h, 11 in w."
7024	IDPI
7025	Dots Per Inch
7026	Stores dots per inch setting of the digitizer used to produce the file, such as "300."
7027	IENG
7028	Engineer
7029	Stores the name of the engineer who worked on the file. If there are multiple engineers, separate the names by a semicolon and a blank. For example, "Schmidt, Monty; Palmer, Curtis J."
7030	IGNR
7031	Genre
7032	Describes the original work, such as, "landscape," "portrait," "still life," etc.
7033	IKEY
7034	Keywords
7035	Provides a list of keywords that refer to the file or subject of the file. Separate multiple keywords with a semicolon and a blank. For example, "Madison; killing; bugs."
7036	ILGT
7037	Lightness
7038	Describes the changes in lightness settings on the digitizer required to produce the file. Note that the format of this information depends on hardware used.
7039	IMED
7040	Medium
7041	Describes the original subject of the file, such as, "computer image," "drawing," "lithograph," and so forth.
7042	INAM
7043	Name/Title
7044	Stores the title of the subject of the file, such as, "Bug Zapper."
7045	IPLT
7046	Palette Setting
7047	Specifies the number of colors requested when digitizing an image, such as "256."
7048	IPRD
7049	Product
7050	Specifies the name of the title the file was originally intended for, such as "1001 Ways to Kill Bugs: CD-ROM Edition."
7051	ISBJ
7052	Subject
7053	Describes the contents of the file, such as "Madison bugs hitting bug zapper."
7054	ISFT
7055	Software
7056	Identifies the name of the software package used to create the file and the software which last modified the file separated by a ";", such as "Sound Forge 3.0;Sound Forge 4.0."
7057	ISHP
7058	Sharpness
7059	Identifies the changes in sharpness for the digitizer required to produce the file (the format depends on the hardware used).
7060	ISRC
7061	Source
7062	Identifies the name of the person or organization who supplied the original subject of the file. For example, "Sonic Foundry, Inc."
7063	ISRF
7064	Source Form
7065	Identifies the original form of the material that was digitized, such as "slide," "paper," "map," and so forth. This is not necessarily the same as IMED.
7066	ITCH
7067	Technician
7068	Identifies the technician who digitized the subject file. For example, "Feith, John."
7069	DISP
7070	Sound Scheme Title
7071	The display name that is compatible with the Microsoft Windows Sound System software. This name is also used by Windows 95 sound schemes.
12200	Ad Lib Sample (*.smp)|*.smp|
12201	Amiga SVX (*.svx;*.iff)|*.svx;*.iff|
12202	Covox V8 (*.v8)|*.v8|
12203	Creative Labs VOC (*.voc)|*.voc|
12204	Dialogic VOX ADPCM (*.vox)|*.vox|
12205	Gravis Patch (*.pat)|*.pat|
12206	InterVoice (*.ivc)|*.ivc|
12207	Macintosh AIFF (*.aif;*.snd)|*.aif;*.snd|
12208	Macintosh Resource (*.snd)|*.snd|
12209	MIDI SDS (*.sds)|*.sds|
12210	MPEG (*.mp2;*.mpg)|*.mp2;*.mpg|
12211	NeXT/Sun (Java) File (*.au;*.snd)|*.au;*.snd|
12212	RealMedia (*.rm;*.ra)|*.rm;*.ra|
12213	SampleVision (*.smp)|*.smp|
12214	Sonic Foundry (*.sfr)|*.sfr|
12215	Sound Designer 1 (*.dig;*.sd)|*.dig;*.sd|
12216	Sounder/SoundTool (*.snd)|*.snd|
12217	Video for Windows (*.avi)|*.avi|
12218	Wave (Microsoft) (*.wav)|*.wav|
12219	Raw File (*.raw;*.*)|*.raw;*.*|
12220	All Types (*.*)|*.*|
12221	Open Media Framework (*.omf)|*.omf|
12222	Active Streaming Format (*.asf)|*.asf|
32000	The sound file has been modified and Saving has been disabled.\n\nWould you like to use the original sound file?
32001	You have modified this sound file and must save it before using this feature.\n\nSave the sound file now?
32002	You have modified this sound file and must save it as a new file before using this feature.\n\nSave the sound file now?
32003	This operation will not work on a new sound file because Saving has been disabled.
32100	NONE
32101	This may overwrite File Associations used by other applications.\n\nAre you sure you want to continue?
32110	The file %s is already open.\n\nThe Direct Edit mode requires exclusive access to the sound file. Therefore, the sound file can only be opened once.