Deleting a Scene
When you delete a scene, you not only remove the scene from the Control Center window, but you also permanently remove all the information associated with the scene including:
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Exposure sheet (and all associated versions) |
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Any palettes stored in that scene's palette library |
Before you delete a scene:
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Make sure that you really want to remove all this information from the system |
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Are you going to use the scene in the future? |
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Do you need to archive the scene for future use? |
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Make sure no one else is currently using the scene. |
failure to do this may result in file corruption and loss of your work.
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Wait until everyone is offline |
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This ensures no one can open the scene while you delete it. |
To delete a scene:
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Select the scene name you want to delete in the Scenes list. |
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Select Scene > Delete. You can also right-click anywhere in the Scenes list and select Delete. |
The Confirm dialog box appears.
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Click Yes to delete the scene and all its related information. |
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Click No to cancel the delete command. |
The system deletes the scene name and all its associated files.
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