1. open score with rests in bars.
2. Select 1 rest, ctrl-k, add chordname, and close dialogue box.
3. Select entered chordname.
4. Ctrl - c
5. Select another rest.
6. Ctrl - v
I have a workaround for this until it gets addressed in a new release.
If not already using them, select another voice (e.g. Voice 2 typically shows up ingreen instead of blue). Place a note where you would like the chord to appear (any pitch will do; just place it at the right place in the time domain). Highlight the note head and set it to invisible; do the same with the stick (if not using whole notes). Select the note, hit Ctrl-K and enter the chord name. It will stay associated with the note, but the note will note print.
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Reproduced with latest prerelease on Win Vista:
* Click on chord name
* CTRL-C
* click on rest
* CTRL-V doesn't work
Hopefully fixed in r1748
Still does not work
XP SP3 r1753
I can't reproduce following admin's steps with r1753. Can you post your steps ?
It worked today.
1. open score with rests in bars.
2. Select 1 rest, ctrl-k, add chordname, and close dialogue box.
3. Select entered chordname.
4. Ctrl - c
5. Select another rest.
6. Ctrl - v
As I say, it worked today.
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Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.
I have a workaround for this until it gets addressed in a new release.
If not already using them, select another voice (e.g. Voice 2 typically shows up ingreen instead of blue). Place a note where you would like the chord to appear (any pitch will do; just place it at the right place in the time domain). Highlight the note head and set it to invisible; do the same with the stick (if not using whole notes). Select the note, hit Ctrl-K and enter the chord name. It will stay associated with the note, but the note will note print.