How do i have the "snap to absolute value" defulted to always be on?

Hello,

papertigerbob has just posted in the Logic 9 forum of Logic Users Group under the title of How do i have the "snap to absolute value" defulted to always be on?.

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Why is it that everytime I close and open up logic, I have to remember to selcect the snap to absolute value. I find that very annoying, the other software that I use allows me to always have that selected (especially in this day and age where use of the grid is very important, and not having the movement of audio not always automatically snap to it, is a pain in the ass), and in my other software, if I need to nudge or move the audio without snapping, then i just command click and drag freely. 

So how can I always have that selected?

also, can i just enlarge just one track? or do i always have to enlarge them all? and can I adjust a setting that allows me to actually see the wav form on the screen when its in the smaller size? I've seen countless other software do it, and both my other software allows me to see accurate wave forms at small size, and also allows me to switch screens very quickly and enlarge only the wav files i want, with out having to make them all bigger.

thanks
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