Repeat from my other posted reply:

That's for forcing the keyframe (when you don't get a yellow key otherwise, if
that can ever happen) while setting them up as you normally would, for example
if you want the another keyframe somewhere in-between two which were already
set.
'Selected' should set the current highlighted portion of a model/object, and
'Object' would be any Parent including Children (or vice versa) parts I guess,
but I don't know.
You can say Delete>Scene to reset the keyframing to none and still leave the
scene in it's current state so you can start again from there without any
previous animation remaining as I understand it.

Bob

"Mike Weber" <mik### [at] pyxiscom> wrote in message
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| Bob,
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| You replied to my posting about the anim plug-in, but I had a problem with
| another app on my computer and didn't get to read it all.  Could you (or
| someone else reading this) post it again please?
|
| Mike
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