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I'd like to see scores with multiple pages to be "stacked' with small tabs at the top for each page. Or, at least a Preference for it.
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I'd like to see scores with multiple pages to be "stacked' with small tabs at the top for each page. Or, at least a Preference for it.
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You mean, a third row of tabs? At the top, with a tab for each score; then a tab for each linked part in a score; and now a tab for each page? No. Just use the Navigator.
In reply to You mean, a third row of by Isaac Weiss
Personally. I find the Navigator useful but a bit cumbersome. My suggestion is a "one click" method to "navigate between pages.
In reply to Personally. I find the by rwmol
Well, given the fact that the Navigator shows each page separately, with a big number on it, and that you can resize it small enough to view all pages at once even if the score is really big… I'd say going to any specific page you want is indeed a one-click operation.
In reply to Well, given the fact that the by Isaac Weiss
Resize it? I was unaware of this. How?
In reply to Resize it? I was unaware of by rwmol
Just drag the divider between the score and the Navigator—down to shrink it, up to enlarge it.
In reply to Personally. I find the by rwmol
Ctrl+F, pN (with N being the page number), et voila
In reply to Ctrl+F, pN (with N being the by Jojo-Schmitz
Aha. Then it really isn't a "one click" process. Anyway, I guess I should have gone here: https://musescore.org/en/node/38436#continuous-view for what I wanted. I haven't had more than two pages. The above Handbook page explains it in more detail.
Thanks
In reply to Aha. Then it really isn't a by rwmol
Really? Continuous View is about as far from a one-click process as you can get—there aren't even separately identifiable pages in the first place. However, I'm glad you found something that works well for you.
In reply to Aha. Then it really isn't a by rwmol
for 2 pages the navigator works pretty well, it gets painful for larger double digit numbers of pages... there the Ctrl+F helps a lot
In reply to for 2 pages the navigator by Jojo-Schmitz
Well, it's never more painful than a row of tabs for each page would be. ;-)
In reply to Well, it's never more painful by Isaac Weiss
True ;-)
In reply to Well, it's never more painful by Isaac Weiss
I don't feel like arguing that point. I was simply suggesting a preference.
In reply to I don't feel like arguing by rwmol
Let me ask you seriously, though: do you think that would be better for navigation purposes than the Navigator is? Because as far as I can tell, the Navigator practically is the exact same functionality as what you suggest, with only the addition of being able to navigate to a specific part of a specific page as well.
In reply to Let me ask you seriously, by Isaac Weiss
I just loaded a multi-page score. It seams to work quite well. Maybe, there was an issue some time back that has been fixed. Or perhaps being 70 has caught up with me.