macpomaus -
I assumed you came here looking for help. I didn't assume that you were looking for others to perform tasks for you. Typically, that kind of activity is compensated in some real-world currency. Around here, we are just peers trying to help each other. It is generally not considered a sign of laziness to provide a searcher with the source materials. Providing a link ensures that when the source information is updated, the information contained in a post does not drift away from the source.
You seem to be lacking the most basic of interpersonal skills. Hiding four-letter words behind abbreviations is really unnecessary and does nothing to ease their foul nature. I would ask that you find a vocabulary that would suit the occasion. Thank you.
Re: "...how do you get to see what you've show me in Help"
I'm afraid I am at a loss to provide you with additional details without more information from you. Are you not able to see the page to which I provided a link?
Re: "...Trim, split and move clips"
From the page to which I provided a link:
Extend or shorten a clip in the timeline
In the timeline, skim to the beginning or end of the clip you want to extend or shorten.
Do one of the following:
To extend the clip: Drag the edge of the clip left or right, away from its center.
To extend a clip, there must be unused portions of the clip available.
To shorten the clip: Drag the edge of the clip left or right, toward its center.
Use the clip trimmer
You can use the clip trimmer to add more frames to a clip, or remove unwanted frames from a clip. Using the clip trimmer, you can see how much of your clip is being used, as well as how much is unused.
In the timeline, select the clip you want to trim.
Choose Window > Show Clip Trimmer.
The clip trimmer appears over the timeline.
If that doesn't point you in the right direction, try Linux.....or an Etch-A-Sketch (http://www.amazon.com/Ohio-Art-Classic-Sketch-Screen/dp/B00000J0HG/ref=sr_1_1?ie =UTF8&qid=1425652015&sr=8-1&keywords=etch-a-sketch).
Regards,
OG
