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| apollon Registered Member
Date Joined Aug 2001 Total Posts : 56 | Posted 5/18/2002 9:12 AM (GMT -6) | |
Hello, friends !
I am working on a orchestral score that
calls for non-symmetrical staff entries,
that is, each staff (and name) start
displaying from its playing
measures only. Not sure if here it's a
matter of optimizing systems, I
suppose, because even removing the
blank staves the optimized ones always
start from the system left margin. My
questions are :
1 - how can I hide empty measures and
display them later in same score order ?
2- is that always possible to name staves
elsewhere they start in the score ?
Thank very much for any help, indeed.
Andrew
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| Peter Thomsen Registered Member
Date Joined Jun 2000 Total Posts : 8331 | Posted 5/18/2002 9:23 AM (GMT -6) | |
Andrew,
That is called Cutaway Score in the online documentation. Open the index file (FinIX.pdf), and follow this path through the hyperlinks:
C > Cutaway scores
If you need help, come back, and tell exactly what you are trying to do.
Peter
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| duser Registered Member
Date Joined Jan 2001 Total Posts : 929 | Posted 5/18/2002 9:30 AM (GMT -6) | |
Basically you select the Staff Tool, select the measures you want to hide and then Staff Menu > Apply Staff Style > Hide Staff > OK.
For the mid-system staff names, I don't have a good solution, other than faking it with measure-attached text or an Expression. Anyone else?
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| apollon Registered Member
Date Joined Aug 2001 Total Posts : 56 | Posted 5/18/2002 11:34 PM (GMT -6) | |
Peter,
thanks a lot for the hint. The problem is
fixed up now and "Cutaway score"
became an acquaintance of mine. :-)
Andrew
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| apollon Registered Member
Date Joined Aug 2001 Total Posts : 56 | Posted 5/18/2002 11:49 PM (GMT -6) | |
Anonymous,
Thanks a lot for your help. For the
mid-system staff name you need to click
on the Hide Staff, highlight the handle and
then drag it to the position you want.
Greetings,
Andrew
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