Modification buttons

Notation bar

On the notation bar, the edit buttons of the button bar have the following function.

	<ctrl +>	Make cursor object larger. Applies to text and crescendi and slurs.
	<ctrl ->	Make cursor object smaller. Applies to text and crescendi and slurs.
	<ctrl-alt>	move cursor object to the left (swap places with previous ones)
	<ctrl-alt>	move cursor object to the right (switch places with next)
	<+>	semitone resp. unit up
	<->	semitone resp. unit down
	<ctrl-PageUp>	go to previous hard barline
	<ctrl-PageDown>	go to next hard barline
	<shift-Tab>	select staff above
	<Tab>	select staff below
	<alt>	move object 1 unit to the left
	<alt>	move object 1 unit to the right
	<alt>	move object up 1 unit
	<alt>	move object down 1 unit

hotkey assignment allows you to assign other functions to a button for use on the score bar.

Main screen

The edit buttons are linked to layout templates for use in the main screen.

	<ctrl +>	reduce scaling - 5%
	<ctrl ->	increase scaling +5%
	<alt>	move notes closer together
	<alt>	space notes further apart
	<alt>	set lines closer together
	<alt>	sets lines further apart
	<ctrl-Home>	open previous file (alphabetical)
	<ctrl-End>	open next file (alphabetical)
	<ctrl-PageUp>	select previous part
	<ctrl-PageDown>	select next part
	<ctrl>	decrease initial tempo by 5
	<ctrl>	increase initial tempo by 5
	<ctrl>	transpose up semitone
	<ctrl>	transpose semitone down

Right-clicking on a button opens a window where you can choose the desired layout template.

For assigned buttons, a hint shows what is associated with them. Unassigned buttons are grayed out.

See also

• Duration buttons
• User buttons
• Notation buttons
• Mode buttons
• Edit buttons