Shortcut for "default wave height" not working

[Jantex]

Maybe it is just my case, but in PT HD10 the shortcut Ctrl + Alt + Start + [ is simply not working, but it worked perfectly in PT HD9.

I really hate it, cause there is no other shortcut to put wave height to default (or at least I don't know it).

[H-Musikk]

My workaround here is to select English keyboard, then press Ctrl + Alt + Start + Å (the norwegian Å is on the same place as the ] og the english keyboard...then switch back again to Norwegian keyboard..

[H-Musikk]

By the way, there are also some other things that dont fuction in PT when you av Europan language as default on your computor, so I have switched to English (US)

Here is how to do it:

Please take the following steps to change the language setting:
1. Go to: Start menu>Control Panel>Region and Language>and click on the Formats tab.
2. Make sure that the first language in the pull down menu is set to English (US).
3. Click on Additional Settings and make sure that you have the following settings:
Decimal symbol: . (dot)

Digit grouping symbol: , (comma)

List separator: , (comma)

Negative number format: -1.1

[The Egg]

Originally Posted by Jantex

Maybe it is just my case, but in PT HD10 the shortcut Ctrl + Alt + Start + [ is simply not working, but it worked perfectly in PT HD9.

I really hate it, cause there is no other shortcut to put wave height to default (or at least I don't know it).

Double click on the magnifying glass in the edit window restores waves to their default height. It also makes the entire length of the song visible in the edit window.

[Jantex]

Thank you very much for your suggestions about english regional settings, but I'd like to point out that I already have these settings enabled and that the aformentioned shortcut worked with my system in previous versions of Pro Tools. Still thank you for your effort.

[The Egg]

So you double-clicked the magnifying glass and it didn't restore your wave height to it's original height? Odd. You should let Avid know, because it should work.