Part 1 got you to a rundown that runs. This part covers the cue list in full: what every column does, what every setting changes, and what the special lines are for.
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| The list itself | Columns, selection, editing a cell, and everything in the right-click menu. |
| Numbering | How the numbers are built, and which lines have none. |
| GO, stop and arming | The three states of a cue and exactly what each button does. |
| Follow actions | Pause, next, loop, stop — and when a cue never triggers one. |
| Transitions | Cut, fade and dip; where the duration comes from; how a cue leaves the screen. |
| In and out points | Trimming without touching the file, and the duration that fills itself in. |
| Groups | Three levels of structure, collapsing, splitting, icons and exporting. |
| Parts | The other kind of container, and when to use it instead of a group. |
| Music beds | Audio that runs on underneath a run of cues. |
| Reordering and editing | Dragging, duplicating, renaming, deleting — safely, during a show. |
| The archive folder | A place in the list for what is not taking part today. |
| Go-to cues | Jumping to another cue: restarting a block, skipping one. |
| Warm-up | What the program does in advance so GO gives picture at once. |
| Missing files | Finding a moved file before the show rather than during it. |
| The item pane | Looking inside a line without opening it. |
What this part does not cover
The cue types themselves — media, stills, web pages, playlists — are part 3. This part is about the list and the settings that apply to any line in it.
Cue types that a module supplies, and the extra columns they can fill in, have their own part of the manual.