פסי גלילה מופיעים בחלק הימני והתחתון של המסך. לחץ וגרור אותם על מנת לזוז בתצוגת פרטיטורה מעלה או מטה, ימינה ושמאלה. פסי הגלילה בדרך כלל חבויים אך ניתן להציג אותם על ידי הצבעה על קצות המסך באמצעות העכבר.
ניתן גם לגלול את הפרטיטורה באמצעות מקשי PgUp, PgDn, Home, ו-End במקלדת. אם במקלדת שלך אין מקשים כאלו, רוב מערכות ההפעלה יאפשרו לך לגשת לפעולות אלו גם באמצעות Fn או כפתור דומה, יחד עם למעלה, למטה, ימינה, או שמאלה בהתאמה.
By themselves, PgUp and PgDn scroll one screenful at a time. This may be less than an actual page of your score. If you hold Ctrl (Mac: Cmd) while pressing PgUp or PgDn, it moves a full page at a time.
When a single element is selected in your score, it acts as a cursor. You can change the selection—and thus move the cursor—using common keyboard shortcuts.
The Left and Right keys will move horizontally through your score one note or rest at a time. If you hold Ctrl (Mac: Cmd) while pressing Left or Right, you can navigate a full measure at a time.
To move the cursor vertically through the various notes, voices, and staves in your score, use the shortcuts Alt+Up and Alt+Down (Mac: Option+Up and Option+Down).
You can also use the shortcuts Alt+Left and Alt+Right (Mac: Option+Left and Option+Right) to select elements other than notes or rests. These commands allow you select almost any elements—including articulations, barlines, hairpins, and more—using the keyboard alone.
In addition, Ctrl+Home (Mac: Cmd+Home) will select the first element in your score, and Ctrl+End (Mac: Cmd+End) will select the last element. Again, for keyboards that lack dedicated Home and End keys, most systems provide the alternative of Fn+Left and Fn+Right respectively.
See Default keyboard shortcuts to learn more.
The Navigator is a panel that displays thumbnails of score pages. To view or hide the Navigator, click View → Navigator.
The blue bounding box represents the area of the score currently in focus in the score view. Click on the box and drag it to move around your score.
A navigation aid that shows instruments and score structure. For details, see Timeline.
You can switch between different views of the score using the pop-up in the right-hand side of the status bar.
The score is shown as it will appear when printed or exported as a PDF or image file: that is, page by page, with margins. MuseScore applies system (line) and page breaks automatically, according to the settings made in Page settings and Style. In addition, you can apply your own system (line), page or section breaks.
The score is shown as one unbroken system. Even if the starting point is not in view, measure numbers, instrument names, clefs, time and key signatures will always be displayed on the left of the window.
The score is shown as a single page with a header but no margins, and with an infinite page height. System (line) breaks are added automatically, according to the settings made in Page settings and Style. In addition, you can apply your own system (line) or section breaks.
There are several ways to zoom the score in or out:
Ctrl++ (Mac: Cmd++)
or scroll up with the mouse scroll wheel while holding Ctrl (Mac: Cmd).
Ctrl+- (Mac: Cmd+-)
or scroll down with the mouse scroll wheel while holding Ctrl (Mac: Cmd).
To zoom in and out of your score from the Status bar controls:
This restores the zoom to the default (100%) level.
Ctrl+0 (Mac: Cmd+0)
The Find/Go to panel allows you to speedily navigate to a specific measure, rehearsal mark or page number in the score.
To show the panel:
To hide the panel:
Enter the measure number (counting every measure, starting with 1, irrespective of pickup measures, section breaks or manual changes to measure number offsets).
Enter the page number using the format pXX (where XX is the page number).
Enter the number using the format rXX (where XX is the number of the rehearsal mark).
Enter the name of the rehearsal mark (the search is not case sensitive).
Pro tip! It is best to avoid naming rehearsal marks with the single letters “R", “r", “P”, “p", or one of these letters with an integer (e.g. “R1” or “p3”), as this can confuse the search algorithm.