lengthen line one measure
Can't remember or figure out from the online manual
how to lengthen the line after installing it.
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Can't remember or figure out from the online manual
how to lengthen the line after installing it.
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https://musescore.org/en/handbook/edit-mode#lines
Double-click and use the arrows?
In reply to https://musescore.org/en/hand by Shoichi
It is true that if one doubleClicks the line tnat it gets
selected with three little squares, on ends and center, one them dark blue.
Then I should be able to move the right end anchor one measure.
I can’t figure out how to do that.
The line length changes a small amount each cntrl ->
But the anchors stay the same.
In reply to It is true that if one by hill0093
Taken straight from the list Shoichi linked for you: Shift+→
In reply to Taken straight from the list by jeetee
The handbook needs to be improved so it's understandable.
Also the arrows look like minus signs.
And thank you jeetee for being willing to answer my question.
Shoichi wasn't willing to answer it.
In reply to The handbook needs to be by hill0093
It appears to me that Shoichi did answer your question.
In reply to It appears to me that Shoichi by xavierjazz
For sure he was willing to...
In reply to For sure he was willing to... by Jojo-Schmitz
I guess people just expect shiochi to make a full blown video explaining step by step or he's not willing to help. His reputation obviously preceded him.
In reply to The handbook needs to be by hill0093
If you have suggestions for improving the Handbook, feel free to make them. Or just edit it yourself - MuseScore is open source, Handbook and all.
FWIW, Shoichi is not a native English speaker, that is why he usually offers help that doesn't require a lot of writing. But he often manages to be the first on the scene to offer pointers to the appropriate section of the Handbook, or sometimes even a picture, and we appreciate that greatly.
In reply to If you have suggestions for by Marc Sabatella
Shoichi, by some lustra (?), every Saturday goes to the mountains for the maintenance of some houses and a Scout field, and the refuge of pilgrims.
The van engine is still hot, and now also the PC:
Thank you all for your patience and encouragement.