size of pointer in musescore 3
How do you change the size of the pointer in musescore 3?
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What pointer? The playback cursor? The mouse pointer?
Assuming you mean the mouse pointer, this isn't different for different programs - it's set once, in your operation system. So, somewhere in the settings for your computer you will find a mouse pointer size.
In reply to Assuming you mean the mouse… by Marc Sabatella
it does not change the tiny pointer which appears in MuseScore. It is different frm other programs.
In reply to Assuming you mean the mouse… by Marc Sabatella
it does not change the tiny pointer which appears in MuseScore. It is different frm other programs.
In reply to it does not change the tiny… by parky463
What operating system are you on, what version of MuseScore, and can you post screen shots? I've never seen any system in which MuseScore somehow alters the standard pointer, it also follows the OS settings for me.
In reply to What operating system are… by Marc Sabatella
Linux Mint 20.3 and MuseScore 3 (flatpak 3.62) I've tried to take a screenshot of the tiny cursor (pointer) but that would not work - so cannot show you an example. I suppose I'll just have to wear stronger glasses :)
In reply to Linux Mint 20.3 and… by parky463
The flatpack version is nit suppoert here, only the AppImage is
In reply to Linux Mint 20.3 and… by parky463
Indeed, flatpak is built by a third party and we have no control over that, and it's known to have a number of issues. So definitely try the AppImage, works flawlessly for me. The pointer in Musescore is identical to how it is for my system in general, and even if I change the pointer size or color in shape in my OS settings, that change is reflected correctly.
If you continue to have trouble with the supported version of MuseScore, try a service like Screencastify to do a screencast video, then we can see how the pointer is changing as you move the mouse in and out of the window, and maybe someone will recognize something about this. Screencastify and most similar services definitely capture the mouse pointer.