17	Sample
20	&Help
34	Ad Lib Sample (*.smp)|*.smp|Amiga SVX (*.svx)|*.svx|Covox V8 (*.v8)|*.v8|Creative Labs VOC (*.voc)|*.voc|
35	Dialogic VOX ADPCM (*.vox)|*.vox|Gravis Patch (*.pat)|*.pat|Macintosh AIFF (*.aif;*.snd)|*.aif;*.snd|
36	Macintosh Resource (*.snd)|*.snd|MIDI SDS (*.sds)|*.sds|NeXT/Sun File (*.au;*.snd)|*.au;*.snd|SampleVision (*.smp)|*.smp|
37	Sonic Foundry (*.sfr)|*.sfr|Sound Designer 1 (*.dig;*.sd)|*.dig;*.sd|Sounder/SoundTool (*.snd)|*.snd|Wave (Microsoft) (*.wav)|*.wav|Raw File (*.*)|*.*|All Types (*.*)|*.*|
40	Ad Lib Sample (*.smp)|*.smp|Amiga SVX (*.svx)|*.svx|Covox V8 (*.v8)|*.v8|Creative Labs VOC (*.voc)|*.voc|
41	Dialogic VOX ADPCM (*.vox)|*.vox|Gravis Patch (*.pat)|*.pat|Macintosh AIFF (*.aif;*.snd)|*.aif;*.snd|MIDI SDS (*.sds)|*.sds|
42	NeXT/Sun File (*.au;*.snd)|*.au;*.snd|SampleVision (*.smp)|*.smp|
43	Sonic Foundry (*.sfr)|*.sfr|Sound Designer 1 (*.dig;*.sd)|*.dig;*.sd|Sounder/SoundTool (*.snd)|*.snd|Wave (Microsoft) (*.wav)|*.wav|Raw File (*.*)|*.*|
50	Wave (Microsoft) (*.wav)|*.wav|
101	Standard
102	Transport
103	Navigation
104	Views
105	Status/Selection
106	Regions/Playlist
107	Process
108	Effects
109	Tools
2101	Creates a new sample window.
2102	Opens a new file.
2103	Closes the active sample window.
2104	Saves the current sample.
2105	Saves the sample with a different name or type.
2106	Deletes an existing file.
2107	Saves all modified samples prompting for each one separately.
2108	Shows various properties about the active sample.
2109	Shows summary information for the active sample.
2110	Sets various preferences for Sound Forge.
2111	Quits Sound Forge and asks to save modified samples.
2201	Reverses the last edit operation.
2202	Repeats the most recently used Process, Effect or Tool.
2203	Cuts the selection and puts it on the Clipboard.
2204	Copies the selection and puts it on the Clipboard.
2205	Inserts the Clipboard contents at the insertion point.
2206	Removes the selection without putting it on the Clipboard.
2207	Selects the complete sample.
2208	Creates a new sample window from the Clipboard contents.
2209	Crossfades the Clipboard contents at the insertion point.
2210	Mixes the Clipboard contents at the insertion point.
2211	Replaces selection with the Clipboard contents.
2212	Fills selection with multiple Clipboard copies.
2213	Deletes all data but the current selection.
2214	Changes the bits per sample, channels, and/or sample rate.
2215	Jumps to a specified position in the sample.
2216	Selects a specified region for the sample.
2302	Shows status values in terms of Samples.
2303	Shows status values in terms of Seconds.
2304	Shows status values in terms of Milliseconds.
2305	Shows status values in Frames.
2306	Shows status values in Measures/Beats.
2307	Shows status values in SMPTE Non-Drop format.
2308	Shows status values in SMPTE Drop format.
2309	Shows status values in SMPTE European Broadcast Union (EBU) format.
2310	Shows status values in SMPTE Film Sync format.
2350	Shows information about the Clipboard contents.
2351	Plays the contents on the Clipboard.
2352	Zooms in to maximum magnification.
2353	Zooms out to minimum or 'zoom on load' magnification.
2354	Maximizes the selected area in the sample window.
2355	Maximizes the width of the sample window.
2356	Sets the editing tool to Edit mode.
2357	Sets the editing tool to Magnify mode.
2358	Sets the editing tool to Pencil mode.
2359	Locks the length of a Sample Loop or Region.
2360	Toggles auto-Time rounded selections on/off.
2361	Toggles auto-Zero Crossing selections on/off.
2362	Toggles the loop tuning window on/off.
2402	Records new data into the active sample window.
2403	Plays all data of the active sample window.
2404	Plays from the current cursor position of the active sample window.
2405	Stops playback/recording and leaves the cursor at the current location.
2406	Stops playback/recording and rewinds the cursor to last position.
2407	Sets the cursor position to the start of the sample.
2408	Sets the cursor position to the end of the sample.
2409	Previews a Cut or Clear operation using the current pre-roll and post-roll.
2410	Sets the default play mode to Normal for the active sample.
2411	Sets the default play mode to Looped for the active sample.
2412	Sets the default play mode to Sample for the active sample.
2421	Adds a new Marker/Region to the Regions List.
2422	Removes the active Marker/Region from the Regions List.
2423	Edits the active Marker/Region in the Regions List.
2424	Creates a copy of the active Marker/Region in the Regions List.
2425	Updates the active Regions List Marker/Region to the current sample window selection.
2426	Clears all Markers and Regions in the Regions List.
2427	Copies the Regions List onto the Clipboard as text.
2431	Adds the active Regions List Marker/Region to the Playlist.
2432	Removes the active Playlist Entry from the Playlist.
2433	Edits the active Playlist Entry.
2434	Creates a copy of the active Playlist Entry.
2435	Clears all entries in the Playlist.
2436	Sets/removes a Stop Point on the current Playlist Entry.
2437	Enables pre-rolling for Playlist playback.
2438	Copies the Playlist onto the Clipboard as text.
2439	Converts the Playlist to a new sample window.
2450	Defines/Edits sample details and loops.
2451	Defines/Edits the tempo for the active sample.
2452	Drops a Marker at the current cursor position.
2453	Sets the Mark In point to the current cursor position.
2454	Sets the Mark Out point to the current cursor position.
2455	Centers the cursor in the data window.
2456	Toggles the selection of the active sample on/off.
2457	Toggles MIDI Input Synchronization/Triggering on/off.
2458	Toggles MIDI Output Synchronization on/off.
2459	Pre-queues Playlist events for SMPTE/MTC.
2460	Configures MIDI Triggers for Sound Forge.
2461	Toggles the Undo buffer creation for the active sample window.
2462	Edits the current Frame Rate for the active sample.
2480	Jumps the cursor to the selected Marker.
2481	Selects the active Region.
2482	Edits the active Marker/Region.
2483	Updates the active Marker/Region to the current position/selection.
2484	Deletes the active Marker/Region.
2490	Selects the active Sample Loop.
2491	Edits the active Sample Loop.
2492	Updates the active Sample Loop to the current selection.
2493	Deletes the active Sample Loop.
2501	Creates a new sample window using the default template.
2502	Cascades the sample windows.
2503	Tiles the sample windows horizontally.
2504	Tiles the sample windows vertically.
2505	Arranges the sample window icons.
2506	Minimizes all sample windows.
2507	Closes all sample windows.
2520	Sets the input focus to the active sample.
2521	Displays the Regions List for the active sample.
2522	Displays the Playlist for the active sample.
2523	Displays the MIDI Keyboard window.
2524	Displays the Mixer window for setting device volumes.
2550	Displays Help contents.
2551	Searches for a Help topic by typing or selecting a keyword.
2552	Displays keyboard shortcuts.
2553	Lists common questions and answers.
2554	Shows copyright and version information.
3050	Sets the bits per sample to 8.
3051	Sets the bits per sample to 16.
3055	Converts stereo data to mono.
3056	Converts mono data to stereo.
3200	Sets the rate to the specified value.
3250	Sets magnification to the specified value.
3300	Moves the loop end-point right to the next zero crossing.
3301	Moves the loop end-point left to the next zero crossing.
3302	Moves the loop start-point right to the next zero crossing.
3303	Moves the loop start-point left to the next zero crossing.
3304	Toggles the active loop between Sustaining and Release.
3305	Plays the active loop of the sample.
3306	Plays the sample up to the start of the active loop.
3307	Plays the sample starting after the active loop.
3350	Plays the sample in normal mode.
3351	Plays the sample in looped mode.
3352	Plays the sample in sample mode.
3353	Plays the Playlist for the sample.
3500	Jumps to the beginning of the current selection.
3501	Jumps to the end of the current selection.
3502	Jumps to the beginning of the Sustaining loop.
3503	Jumps to the end of the Sustaining loop.
3504	Jumps to the beginning of the Release loop.
3505	Jumps to the end of the Release loop.
3506	Toggles between setting and restoring views.
3507	Selects view 1.
3508	Selects view 2.
3509	Selects view 3.
3510	Selects view 4.
3511	Selects view 5.
3512	Selects view 6.
3513	Selects view 7.
3514	Selects view 8.
3515	Move forward one page.
3516	Move backward one page.
3550	Shows status values in the default SMPTE format.
3551	Shows status values in the default Time format.
5000	Opens the selected sound file.
7000	IARL
7001	Archival Location
7002	Indicates where the subject of the file is archived.
7003	IART
7004	Artist
7005	Lists the artist of the original subject of the file. For example, "Bach."
7006	ICMS
7007	Commissioned
7008	Lists the name of the person or organization that commissioned the subject of the file. For example, "XYZZY Records."
7009	ICMT
7010	Comments
7011	Provides general comments about the file or the subject of the file. If the comment is several sentences long, end each sentence with a period. Do not include newline characters.
7012	ICOP
7013	Copyright
7014	Records the copyright information for the file. For example, "Copyright © 1994, Sonic Foundry, Inc." If there are multiple copyrights, separate them by a semicolon followed by a space.
7015	ICRD
7016	Creation date
7017	Specifies the date the subject of the file was created. List dates in year-month-day format, padding one-digit months and days with a zero on the left. For example, "1964-03-02" for March 2, 1964.
7018	ICRP
7019	Cropped
7020	Describes whether an image has been cropped and, if so, how it was cropped. For example, "lower right corner."
7021	IDIM
7022	Dimensions
7023	Specifies the size of the original subject of the file. For example, "8.5 in h, 11 in w."
7024	IDPI
7025	Dots Per Inch
7026	Stores dots per inch setting of the digitizer used to produce the file, such as "300."
7027	IENG
7028	Engineer
7029	Stores the name of the engineer who worked on the file. If there are multiple engineers, separate the names by a semicolon and a blank. For example, "Schmidt, Monty; Palmer, Curtis J."
7030	IGNR
7031	Genre
7032	Describes the original work, such as, "landscape," "portrait," "still life," etc.
7033	IKEY
7034	Keywords
7035	Provides a list of keywords that refer to the file or subject of the file. Separate multiple keywords with a semicolon and a blank. For example, "Madison; killing; bugs."
7036	ILGT
7037	Lightness
7038	Describes the changes in lightness settings on the digitizer required to produce the file. Note that the format of this information depends on hardware used.
7039	IMED
7040	Medium
7041	Describes the original subject of the file, such as, "computer image," "drawing," "lithograph," and so forth.
7042	INAM
7043	Name/Title
7044	Stores the title of the subject of the file, such as, "Bug Zapper."
7045	IPLT
7046	Palette Setting
7047	Specifies the number of colors requested when digitizing an image, such as "256."
7048	IPRD
7049	Product
7050	Specifies the name of the title the file was originally intended for, such as "1001 Ways to Kill Bugs: CD-ROM Edition."
7051	ISBJ
7052	Subject
7053	Describes the contents of the file, such as "Madison bugs hitting bug zapper."
7054	ISFT
7055	Software
7056	Identifies the name of the software package used to create the file, such as "Sound Forge."
7057	ISHP
7058	Sharpness
7059	Identifies the changes in sharpness for the digitizer required to produce the file (the format depends on the hardware used).
7060	ISRC
7061	Source
7062	Identifies the name of the person or organization who supplied the original subject of the file. For example, "Sonic Foundry, Inc."
7063	ISRF
7064	Source Form
7065	Identifies the original form of the material that was digitized, such as "slide," "paper," "map," and so forth. This is not necessarily the same as IMED.
7066	ITCH
7067	Technician
7068	Identifies the technician who digitized the subject file. For example, "Feith, John."