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Window coin setting

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I just saw on one of the links a picture of a screen where the upper right had a window for coins and then a smaller window a bit lower for nickles, I have been trying to build a couple of custom screens to save just for the learning experience but am having some problem building the screens, do you build them by going to advanced and use the drag to either open an area or blank it out. I kept trying that but had problems getting the block in the right place, is there an easier way as i worked on it for a couple of hours and it seem to use up most of my battery trying to do the drag and drop and get different settings. Also when you are in iron mask do the crosshairs show up or are you strickly in sound and what would be an good setting for working around old homsteads that the house is gone but there is a bit of a foundation and a lot of junk. Also I have found the remnents of an old stage stop ( about 1870) and I am sure it has never been worked but a lot of junk in that an old timer built a cabin at the stop and just lived there, cabin gone but some correls are still standing, but all I get is junk and the XS seems to ring on junk, keep getting old square nails and stuff, how do I set it to try to eliminate most of the junk or does that just go with the territory and i need to get more experience with the sounds.
 
easiest way is to go to edit mode, select the largest curser, then disc out the whole screen using the button on the left that showing black.. then move the curser with the arrows till its in the upper right and push the accept button till it clears and shows a check mark, move the curser arround with the arrow buttons till you have the amount of screen you want accepted, then push the accept button till no X or check is there, then move the curser to the bottom and accept that part.. then save it..should only take a few minutes
 
Hi Jim, I think I understood what you said, but what is the curser, is that the block, I have been to the "edit" but I guess I better read that chapter a couple of more times. I will print out what you said and go outside and try to see if I can follow your directions, You must be really busyt answersing all these questions, I see you up a lot, sure appreciate your help. It is overwhelming sometimes, I just get lost and I know it takes time.thanks Ken
 
yeah the block is the curser, it can be changed to 3 sizes.. read the edit mode chapter, it explains it better than I can off the top of my head
 
thanks got it figured out, and have been able to set up two patterns to use, S1, and S2, KW
 
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