KeyBoard Shortcuts to Die for

I'm currently in the middle of editing a show and am praying that there are shortcuts for the following tasks: 1. Move cursor to the next Memory Location Aside from always having my memory location window open at all times (which is a waste of real estate and time if I have to Open/Close and locate with my mouse), is there any way to simply locate the next memory location in the timeline? 2. Insert Anchor Point at cursor location Let's say I tab to the end of a region and would like to insert an anchor point without having to zoom down to microscope view and use my mouse to insert an anchor point. Is there a keyboard shortcut to simply insert a new anchor point at my cursor's current location? 3. Multi Track Volume Automation (In Edit Window) I've selected a region across multiple tracks that are displaying volume automation. Is there any way to make volume automation changes to both tracks without assigning them to a group?

Yea, I'm tabbing in the marker track right now, but I could of sworn there was a way to locate the next memory location other than that or by using the .#. method. A lot of times I'm zoomed out to where markers are atop other markers, so i either have to zoom in or keep my markers window open, which is less efficient than I'd prefer.

Huh?? That would actually be pretty funny if I answered his question on the DUC rather than walking down the hall. I'm at home working in a Technicolor dream reality, Frank's in a top secret location in SF. Shhh!

Hey guys can i add some questions here? 4. Im doing lot of dialogue editing, I would like to start of the region that im cleaning(cutting) to be at last edit point(with o gaps) or end of the previous region. How do i do it with one click? hilighting an area then deleting it then moving is taking so much time...TIA 5. I would like to delete the portion of which in didnt select or hilighted. Like i selected a middle part that i would like to retain and deleted the both sides TIA

i'd like to see one that solos the track(s) your cursor is on. it would make editing without a control surface a lot easier.