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Clarified intro.

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Gerald, not many people go to this page. Why not use the forum? To discuss it and get some advice...

I have not made changes to the document but I wish to comment on it. 1) The example included in the document shows a 1/4 note before the first ending tied to a 1/2 note in both the 1st and 2nd endings. But the linked example scores have a dotted 1/2 note in the second ending, which is what the "Downside" text of some solutions describes. This is slightly confusing. 2) Step 5 under solution 4 reads "... handle to to the right...". The extraneous "to" should be deleted. 3) I attempted Solution 4 with some difficulty and less than stellar success. Trying to hide the inserted measure at the beginning of volta 2 so it would not markedly increase the apparent size of the following measure proved difficult, much more so than described in the solution, and even though I disabled playback of the (hidden) note in the inserted measure, it played anyway, increasing the playback duration of the tied note. (That might be because I included the hidden measure within the volta. I did not test with it excluded. [I did exclude it initially but reverted it because of the significant gap the exclusion left between the repeat barline and the start of the volta, which I found undesirable.]) 4) I used a meld of Solutions 2 and 3 (which are similar) with better success. I added a note in the last measure of volta 1 in an unused voice and with the same duration as the tied-from note before the volta. I tied that note to the leading note in volta 2, and I hid it and disabled its playback. This did not alter the playback duration of the notes in either volta 1 or volta 2. (That may be because of the note durations I was using, different from those in the example scores. I did not test this possibility.) To make the tie into the leading note in volta 2 appear correctly I first adding leading space to the note (a feature of MuseScore 3) and then adjusted the left end of the tie to begin in that added space. This worked better than playing with the horizontal offset of the notes as suggested in Solution 2.

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Clarified sentence.

minor update in by changing staff type option

Change the mensurstriche instructions to make it clearer that one needs to start at the bottom and work upwards.

vb seems preferable to me, see Octave signs on Wikipedia. http://dictionary.onmusic.org/terms/19-8vb

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Usethe forum for support questions. And for questions concerning musescore.com, go there rather than here

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Copy of the revision from June 4, 2019 - 3:21pm.

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"Resart" to "Restart"

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