Text title problem
On my score I accidently dragged the song title to the middle of a score and it refuses to move back however hard I try to replace it. Any ideas!
On my score I accidently dragged the song title to the middle of a score and it refuses to move back however hard I try to replace it. Any ideas!
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Select, hit Ctrl+A
[Ctrl]r
In reply to [Ctrl]r by underquark
Oops, of course...
In reply to [Ctrl]r by underquark
Double post
In reply to [Ctrl]r by underquark
It is sitting between the staves on the 2nd sheet of the score and will not highlight to remove , I have tried control/r with cursor on title but nothing happens to drag it back?
In reply to It is sitting between the by Terry. Rigler.
Try the inspector (F8), the reset buttons next to vertical and horizontal offset
You are hit by a bug in MuseScore. It is possible to drag elements outside of their page. After that they are not accessible anymore.
As a workaround you can delete the title frame which will also delete the title text.
If it has not been saved in that condition, use the 'Undo last change' toolbar button. (Ctrl Z)
Regards.
In reply to If it has not been saved in by Jm6stringer
thanks for all the replies. unfortunately it has been saved so can't get rid of it that way! perhaps you could tell me how I get rid of the title frame and then how to reinstate the original title. I have tried but unsuccessfully.
In reply to thanks for all the replies. by Terry. Rigler.
To delete the frame, simply click and press Delete.
To add a new title, Add / Text / Title.
BTW, while you can't select the title yourslef, you can get MuseScore to select it for you. Add a new title as shown above, then right click and choose Select / All similar elements. Now you can delete them both together. Or hit Ctrl+R to reset them both, and only delete the new one.
In reply to To delete the frame, simply by Marc Sabatella
thank you all for replies. Managed to delete frame and reset title at last.
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