Musescore 4 View Documents Stacked/ Single Page
First time opening the new version, but I do not see a way to either show single page view or stack documents. These are essential tools to me. Am I just not seeing the options in a new place?
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At the bottom of the window, to the right
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In reply to At the bottom of the window,… by Shoichi
Thanks. But what about view documents stacked, or side-by side? I found that useful.
In reply to Thanks. But what about view… by rrepp
Edit → Preferences → Canvas → Scroll pages
See: #338910: Tabs behaviour change - Opening two scores on the same window
In reply to Edit → Preferences → Canvas … by Shoichi
Thanks, but I was talking about a different feature, like in the screenshot here, where I can see two parts of a score at the same time so I can copy and paste without scrolling around.
In reply to Thanks, but I was talking… by rrepp
Hmm, so two different views on the same score? That side by side via not currently supported as per the original announcement, but is being investigated for a future update.
In reply to Hmm, so two different views… by Marc Sabatella
I too miss this feature in the latest version 4. Please add this feature soon.
In reply to Thanks, but I was talking… by rrepp
In MuseScore 3.? I have the same problem and want to revert to one image.
In reply to In MuseScore 3.? I have the… by permculture
That's the opposite problem :-). Anyhow, in 3.x, go to the View menu and uncheck "documents stacked".
At the bottom right of the screen, click on page view. then hit continuous view (vertical).
Sadly it doesn't appear to be in Musescore 4. I use it regularly in Musescore 3 to easily copy passages without having to scroll the window in which I'm working. I strongly, strongly request this be added to the feature list of MS4 updates.
In reply to Sadly it doesn't appear to… by Clayton P. King
I'd like to see something like this too, but also to understand how you are using it currently. You are talking about copying between two locations in a single score, but going back often between the same two locations?
In reply to I'd like to see something… by Marc Sabatella
Basically, yes. In MuseScore 3 I often have the same file open in two views. One is my “working” window which is where I am actually working on input. When I have a passage that can be copied (rather than input) I go to the other window and find the passage, copy, and then go back to the working window and paste. This way I don’t lose my place in the work while searching for the passage to be copied.
In reply to Basically, yes. In MuseScore… by Clayton P. King
Makes sense. In Mu4, you could simply create a "part" for that and put whatever staves you like into it