Removing Volume and Fade Markings

[mazerr]

Hey folks, I need some help. I cannot figure out how to remove a marking when a track is in volume or pan function. It seems once I click to add a marking to increase/decrease a pan or volume fade, I cannot get rid of it. Is there a simple way to do this?
thanks
Bob

[IntelDoc]

Control - click....

or Alt - click. Can never remember as it comes naturally these days.... I think it is Control Click though.


- Doc

[spkguitar]

Copied from chapter 28, page 490 of the 6.7 Reference Guide:

Deleting Automation
Automation data takes the form of a line graph
with editable breakpoints. The easiest way to remove
automation in a track or selection is to
manually delete breakpoints from the automation
playlist.
Removing data in this manner is different from
using the Cut command, which creates anchor
breakpoints at the boundaries of the remaining
data. For details, see “Cutting, Copying, and
Pasting Automation” on page 497.
To remove automation data, display the automation
playlist you want to edit by selecting it
from the Track View Selector, and do one of the
following:
To remove a single breakpoint:
* With the Grabber or the Pencil Tool, Alt-click
(Windows) or Option-click (Macintosh) the
breakpoint.
To remove several breakpoints at once:
* Use the Selector to select a range that contains
the breakpoints, and press Backspace (Windows)
or Delete (Macintosh).
To remove all automation data of the displayed
type:
* Click with the Selector in the track and
choose Edit > Select All, then press Backspace
(Windows) or Delete (Macintosh).
To remove all automation for all automation
playlists on a track:
1 Use the Selector to select a range of data to be
removed.
2 Press Control+Backspace (Windows) or Control+
Delete (Macintosh).
All automation data within the selection is removed
for all automation playlists on that track,
regardless of whether automation is write-enabled
for those controls.

Is that the information you were looking for? The ref guide is a really great tool for finding answers...

[mazerr]

thanks for the help. I thought I'd tried the alt click, but I'll give it another shot. Much appreciated.