Where is the table of hot-keys for entering lyrics, system text, etc.
I remember it was somewhere here, but can't find now it there in any case. It's strange for me.
http://musescore.org/en/handbook/text
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http://musescore.org/en/handbook/lyrics
http://musescore.org/en/handbook/text-editing
http://musescore.org/en/handbook/lyrics
http://musescore.org/en/handbook/keyboard-shortcuts
In reply to http://musescore.org/en/handb by Jojo-Schmitz
There was exactly table of hot-keys of different text which is available in MS.
I try found ctrl+t here but there is no.
http://musescore.org/en/handbook/keyboard-shortcuts
Well, it seems I remember now that it was not in handbook, but in other handbook of nighltly build or something like this.
Can any one guess where is the "second handbook"?
Second one I remember - I found the link to it in the forum. Sadly I forget the topic totaly.
It will be enough now if someone tell me hot-key for system text. I forget is it ctrl+t or ctrl+shift+t (windows).
In reply to Not from Shoichi, not from Jojo-Schmitz answers. by Kolridg
You can goto Edit -> Preferences -> Shortcuts -> Print and choose to print your shortcuts to paper or to a file.
In reply to [Ctrl] [Shift] t by underquark
Still will be wonderful to know what handbook that was.
In reply to Thanks, I got it. by Kolridg
Only you would know :)
Now Ctrl + T and others are listed in http://musescore.org/en/handbook/keyboard-shortcuts Thank you for noticing.
In reply to [Ctrl] [Shift] t by underquark
Underquark, Which release has that print option in the shortcuts dialogue? I'm running 1.3 on Windows 7 and can't find such an option, although a shortcut table could prove handy while writing a score, especially because I've redefined a lot of my shortcuts.
In reply to Re: Printing a shortcut table by outskirter
Printing the shortcut tab will only be available in the next major version, MuseScore 2.0
In reply to Printing the shortcut tab by [DELETED] 5
From the post I assumed it was a question re Nightly:
"Well, it seems I remember now that it was not in handbook, but in other handbook of nighltly build or something like this. Can any one guess where is the "second handbook"? "
In 1.3 I can only give you my Linux (specifically ubuntu/xubuntu etc. 12.04) hack:
Open MuseScore
Goto Edit -> Preferences -> Shortcuts and find the shortcut you want to change. Enter an easily-recognisable shortcut that hasn't yet been used (such as [Ctrl] [Shift] w).
Close MuseScore
Go to your home directory, enable hidden files, find .config/MuseScore.ini and open it with a basic text editor.
Locate the line that contains Ctrl+Shift+w and change it to Shift+3.
I would ask any Windows users who are in the know to tell you where the config file is to be found for that operating system.
In reply to Assumed 2.0 ("Nightly") question by underquark
But is similar to earlier versions. Assuming that this is what ask