So this issue has been driving me crazy. I have a cartoon I am working on in Windows Media Movie Maker and a bunch of audio tabs from recordings I have made. Now there are about 15 audio tabs that lie next to each other within the huge group of 40 audio tabs altogether. How do I select ONLY the 15 audio tabs by themselves?! I have been playing around for the last week and it seems the only option I am given as far as selecting items is to A.) select all or B.) select solely the item I have my mouse over. ****! So basically, it looks as though Microsoft doesn't give you the option of selecting a smaller group within the whole in Windows Media Movie Maker. Or at least, I don't know how this is done. If there's a way, I don't know why Microsoft didn't make it more simplistic. This issue has been driving me crazy. There have been several circumstances where I've needed to select a smaller group of audio tabs from the whole rather to copy and paste them to a different file place or just relocate them elsewhere in the project that I am working on.

I would like to know how to select a smaller group of the whole in terms of audio tabs and image frames as well. If there is no way to do this then that is totally negligent of Microsoft. Why Windows Media Movie Maker only allows a select all or select 1 item is beyond me. If there is a way to select a group of the whole it's not cut and dried.

If you're still having trouble understanding what I'm saying. This is basically what I mean.

In the following sentence "how are you doing today," I can only select the word I put my

mouse over or the entire sentence as a whole. I am unable to select "are you doing" or

"are you" so as to move it elsewhere. The same applies to audio tabs and image frames

in Windows Media Movie Maker

I am using Version 2012 of Windows Movie Maker if that's important.

By the way, if you know how, please be sure to explain thoroughly in explicit detail point by point so I know how to do it or direct me to a YouTube Tutorial that explains this.