I always enter notes in scroll view (speedy entry), then sometimes
add the articulations there, but do almost everything else in page
view, so this isn't a huge issue... just a minor annoyance that seems
rather unnecessary to me. I don't run into often, as I don't usually
need to go that far above, but it happens. When it does, my mouse
gets a little angry.
Rich
On Aug 5, 2005, at 2:56 PM, dhbailey wrote:
David W. Fenton wrote:
On 5 Aug 2005 at 6:29, dhbailey wrote:
2) under the STAFF menu, in the Respace Staves dialog is a place to
set the spacing for the top staff. Setting this to be a negative
number moves it down the page, and all the other staves maintain
their
relative spacing. This is by far the easiest if you need to give
the
top staff more room once you have started your score and have more
than one staff in place.
Does that not affect page layout, putting additional space at the
top of each system?
Yes it does, but I would assume that if he can't see some of the
higher elements of the top staff, they would either be outside the
print area on the page or would collide with the bottom staff of
the system above. In either case, I would think some more space
above the top staff would be desirable.
But the question was, in scroll view, how to see those elements
which are too high, and there really isn't any way except adding
more space to the top of the top staff, either by dragging or by
adjusting the number in the dialogue.
After all the data entry is done, that can revert to whatever he
needs for proper layout if the new setting doesn't work properly.
--
David H. Bailey
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