Making several audio clips into one

One of the systems that I've worked on had something called "heal" but I don't remember if it was on Premiere on not.
You simply several adjacent audio clips, right clicked and chose "heal".
Anyway I have several pieces of sound next to each other (to fill a hole) and I want to make the them into one clip.
How do I do it?
And how do I paste into a space so that the space is filled with exactly the right length?
Thank you,
Michael

Thanks for the reply.
I don't think it was Premiere.
I think it was ProTools ;-)
From what I understand, you'll have to export and reimport in that audio track and range (by turning off other layers and using your in/out work area bar)
With 5.5, you can send highlighted to Audition via right click, that may work for what you are trying to do, I haven't played with it enough.
I highlighted the sections, right clicked and chose "nest" and that worked ;-)
On your second question, do you mean video? I don't know about "pasting" as a fit-to-fill, but you can fit-to-fill from your source monitor with 3 point editing+specifing the in/out on your sequence that you want filled. The source in/out will stretch accordingly to fill your specified in/out. Pay attention to what tracks are active.
What I wanted to do was just to paste a piece of audio to fill a gap.
The audio was longer than the gap so I just put it on a separate track, shortened it, and then dropped it into the hole. Not a big deal.
I'm really only playing at the moment and am just going to watch some of the Lynda Premiere CS 5 video.
Michael

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But what I need to do is make several separate pieces of audio appear as one piece.
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