How can I insert a right-aligned horizonatal frame for adjusting right margin?

• Dec 22, 2017 - 04:35

I'm a newbie and want to use a horizontal frame to adjust the right margin for a single line, which the handbook says can be done. Inserting a horizontal frame allows the left margin to be adjusted, because the frame is left-aligned (it appears to the left of the selected measure). They say you can drag and drop it to the right, but I seem unable to do that. Quoting the handbook: "to right align, drag it across the vertical frame using the mouse, having made it smaller first" It won't drag for me. Does anyone see what I'm missing?


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In reply to by Shoichi

" Inserting a horizontal frame allows the left margin to be adjusted, because the frame is left-aligned (it appears to the left of the selected measure)"
My understanding, with a simple example.
You want to receive an horizontal frame at the end of a line/staff, let say of 4 measures.
And after your first attempt, you get:
third.jpg
So, instead of measure 4 , you have to insert this frame first in measure 5 (first measure of next line), and then cut the line break. You receive:
cinq.jpg
Drag and drop a new line break in this frame (or select the frame, and double-click on the line break symbol in the palette)
cinq bis.jpg
At last, edit the frame: six.jpg

If the single line is the last line of the score, you need to append a frame:
To append a frame to the score choose one of the following options:
•From the menu select Add → Frames → Append...
•Right-click on an empty space in the score window and select Frames → Append...

If the single line you wish to adjust is in the middle of the score:
Delete any line break, if present, on that single line.
Select the measure after the measure where you want the line to end.
Insert a horizontal frame by choosing one of the following options:
◦From the menu select Add → Frames → Insert...
◦Right-click on an empty space in the score window and select Frames → Insert...
With the frame inserted, you can then apply a break to the frame itself, so the measure before the frame is the last measure on the line.

Open this attachment in MuseScore.

Regards.

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