Cover frame border problem
I have a cover page to my piece which contains various headings and titles etc.
I notice that it displays on screen a dotted rectangle surround, which is helpful.
I have Frame = None.
However, when I change this to Frame = Rectangle in order to have a border, the border is a much wider rectangle off both sides of the page. Can anybody explain why this is happening?
I attach the file in question.
Thank you.
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| Sondheim - Pretty Lady 25.mscz | 22.29 KB |
Comments
dotted rectangle surround->View/Show Frames
forget...
Edit (again): probably the easiest way is to add an image (as attached).
In reply to dotted rectangle surround-… by Shoichi
So you create the image separately using some other app (say snipping tool ) and then insert the image to the score?
In reply to So you create the image… by Ali Wood
Yes. You can also search for a suitable frame on the net or create your own.
I would like to resurrect this thread. My original comments still apply, after 3 years. The text frame (Rectangle), when attached to the text within the frame that I have on my cover page, has a border (which can be nicely formatted thickness/colourwise) but nevertheless overlaps the page sides width-wise and there is no way of controlling this. Its dimensions don't seem to reflect the text I have added at all - it's much wider.
I understand this facility and appreciate how simple it is, but it's a shame its behaviour couldn't be tweaked to reflect some meaningful width instead of having a mind of its own.? Saves the bother of importing images of empty rectangles!
In reply to I would like to resurrect… by Ali Wood
Duplicate of:
https://musescore.org/en/node/370844