voltas and rehearsal marks stay on screen when working with large score.
I would find this very useful.
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Perhaps have display at the top of the screen in a manner similar to how the instrument names are displayed on the left in continuous view? I think this is an excellent idea.
In reply to Perhaps have display at the… by mike320
That's my thought.
Likewise for system text, so basically all system elements I'd wager.
In reply to Likewise for system text, so… by jeetee
yes!
Meanwhile, see View / Timeline, which is basically that plus more.
In reply to Meanwhile, see View /… by Marc Sabatella
Interesting. I'll check it out, thanks. Meanwhile, why does that desktop with the score visible scroll so far up that the top stave is out of sight? Nothing but white.
In reply to Interesting. I'll check it… by xavierjazz
Not sure what desktop you mean, or at what point you are saying it scrolls.
In reply to Not sure what desktop you… by Marc Sabatella
When one scrolls down the staves of the various instruments, the voltas and rehearsal marks scroll out of sight. I would like them to remain.
In reply to When one scrolls down the… by xavierjazz
Sure, I understand that part, just not the sentence "why does that desktop with the score visible scroll so far up that the top stave is out of sight? Nothing but white". Sounds like you are saying the score is scrolling all by itself and leaving you with nothing but white space above the top staff, but I'm having trouble understanding when this is happening. Or maybe I complete miss the meaning of that sentence.
Anyhow, it's a good suggestion, and I encourage you to submit it to the issue tracker. But meanwhile did you try the timeline? It accomplishes a similar job (giving you a good idea of where you are in the score at all times) but in a different manner.
In reply to Sure, I understand that part… by Marc Sabatella
We addressed the white space problem in another post. Thanks.
https://musescore.org/en/node/288943
In reply to Meanwhile, see View /… by Marc Sabatella
The timeline doesn't even come close to trying to line up the system info at the top with the measures that are visible.
In reply to The timeline doesn't even… by mike320
Sure, actually aligning them is not how gets the job done, but it's a job being performed - showing you the context you need to understand where you are in the score (and also providing navigation, which the originally stated idea does not). Not saying the original idea is without merit, but assuming the goal is to see at glance that the visible region is near rehearsal mark "R" or whatever, the timeline does a good job of this.