Two MS3 vs MS2 compatibility issues
The attached was originally created in MS 2.3.2, on a Windows 10 pc.
Issue 1-
1. Attempt to open the score using MS 3.2.2. Results: an error message, the score doesn't open.
2. Change the file name from Cyrillic to something in English. Results: The score opens.
Issue 2-
1. If you open the score using MS 2.x, you'll note that the Composer, Subtitle, and Lyricist are in the normal positions in the frame at the top of the first page.
2. If you open the score using MS 3.2.2 (after changing the file name, and accepting the option to re-position elements), you'll note that the Composer, Subtitle, and Lyricist are all positioned to the left of the frame, on top of each other. In addition to the texts being moved, should collision avoidance have kept them from being on top of each other? I don't know to what extent MS 3.x would utilize it in this case.
FYI, I haven't noticed this with any other 2.x scores opened using 3.x.
| Attachment | Size |
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| Как молоды мы были.mscz | 75.81 KB |
Comments
See #287955: In Windows Explorer, files with special characters in filepath don't open when double-clicked and #286144: No or wrong text styles assigned to subtitle, composer, lyricist, name of the part in parts of scores imported from MuseScore 2 and #285434: Certain 2.x frame texts imported with no style, resulting in wrong size etc.