I have recently moved from Windowns to Mac and am getting used to the new layout.
One of the most useful key commands I had was clicking the ? Key and all the tracks conforming to a default size. Very useful after resizing for editing.
On the Mac the same command doesn’t work and I cant find the name of the function to create my own.
Hi,
here’s an overview how to get there - you have got a variety of options.
I find it quite useful to assign a key command to a dedicated track height like 2 rows to restore all changes at once. You find all related key commands under Edit/ key commands / Zoom > …track height
If you are working with a split window in the Project Window these commands will only apply to tracks that reside in the same half as the currently selected track.
Hi,
In the Key Commands window, search for the Zoom Tracks. Then, you can set your own Key Command to the given track height.
Holding the command key down while resizing a track will make all tracks the same size.
You can also stand up and slowly move away from your screen … 
Hi,
On Windows, it’s the Ctrl modifier, instead of the Cmd on Mac.
The OP is on a Mac as they stated above 
Awesome, thank you guys
So? Windows users might appreciate that as well… (I definitely did)
Absolutely @Johnny_B_Richman .
I already provided the information for both Mac and Win in my initial reply by posting this link
@vinylizor repeated this part and Martin added the Win command which can be found in the link, too.
BTW, I am a Windows user myself
