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@@ -1047,7 +1047,9 @@ When you click \textit{Load} preset, keep in mind that it will write the mask nu
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 \textit{Center} mask button allows for quickly centering a mask on the video track. 
-\textit{Normalize} mask button makes it easy to normalize the size of the mask based on the scale of the video. 
+\textit{Normalize} mask button makes it easy to normalize the size of the mask based on the scale of the video - about 1/4 the window size in the X and Y 
+directions.  Normalization makes the mask fit in the space to avoid having
+it wander off of the window, then you can move it around easily before resizing.
 The next 3 symbols concern the direction to \textit{drag translate} a mask using the \texttt{Alt+LMB} thus making it easy to preserve the current $X$ or $Y$ value when desirable.  For some desktop window managers,
 such as \textit{UbuntuStudio 16.4} and \textit{Arch}, the Alt key is already in use by the Operating System
 so you will have to use Alt+Ctrl instead.