room for copyright
Can anyone help me make room for a long copyright? I have been unsuccessful, and not able to resolve this with the FB support. Thank you. Missing text is BMG RIGHTS MANAGEMENT (US) LLC All Rights Reserved Used by Permission
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If you look in the score properties from the [File] menu you will see that the missing part of your copyright statement is entered in a field called Copyright b. That is non-standard and only the standard copyright field is entered into the footer by the :copyright: tag. Is this an import from a different application?
My suggestion to fix it is to open your favourite text editor and copy/paste from the 2 copyright fields to make a single text string adding line breaks where seem convenient. Then copy and past that string from the text editor back to the standard copyright field in the score properties. The copyright field on the score itself should update automatically.
In reply to If you look in the score… by SteveBlower
Thank you. That worked brilliantly!
In reply to Thank you. That worked… by Debmurray
It would be interesting to know where that Copyright b field came from. I guess it came via an import operation [musicxml?]. If this is a common component of imported scores it may be that Musescore can be encouraged to handle it more sensibly in future.
In reply to It would be interesting to… by SteveBlower
I created the field and named it myself using the “new” button. It worked for a single line, but not two additional lines. That’s why I thought it might be a bug in the software.
In reply to I created the field and… by Debmurray
Like this?
(In the case: I cut some words in File/Properties Score and added them in Format/Style->Header/Footer)
In reply to I created the field and… by Debmurray
I don't think there is anything to fix then.
In reply to I don't think there is… by SteveBlower
No- all good! Would like to be able to change font size in properties, but that’s minor. Thanks for your help.