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musikus
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Hello everybody,
how can you make such a mark?
It should be transparent.
Notes and staves still visible
Many Thanks
Frank
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Re: how can you make such a mark?
« Reply #1 on: Jul 9th, 2018, 9:27am » |
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I guess you're talking about the fingering. The best thing to do is use an effect for each note :
1- edit the note (double-click on it)
2- Choose the "effects" tab
3- select one of the figures shown in the 7th line of the table (1...5)
4- Click on the "+" (see at the top of the mark column)
You can fine tune the position with the horizontal/vertical offsets, but I find it easier to do it straight on the staff with the mouse.
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musikus
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Re: how can you make such a mark?
« Reply #2 on: Jul 9th, 2018, 9:33am » |
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thank you for your help.
Since I have bad eyesight, I do not see that.
Is there also the possibility to mark as in the Picture?
THX
Frank
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on Jul 9th, 2018, 9:33am, musikus wrote:| Is there also the possibility to mark as in the Picture |
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Sorry, I don't really see what you mean to do. Could you explain a little more ?
By the way, there is another method to add the fingering (which is faster, to my mind) :
1- Open the "Mark tools 3" palette (Zusatzzeichen 3)
2- Make sure there is no note/silence selected
3- Use the injection (syringe) tool to select and place the fingering. I attach a screen copy to show what I mean (the palette on the right is my user's palette)
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Re: how can you make such a mark?
« Reply #4 on: Jul 9th, 2018, 1:30pm » |
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With the reference to being transparent, I would guess he's asking about the green rectangles, not the numbers next to the note-heads.
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Re: how can you make such a mark?
« Reply #5 on: Jul 9th, 2018, 3:18pm » |
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Thanks for the help.
Yes I meant the green rectangle.
Frank
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Sorry about this misunderstanding.
The transparent rectangle is usually the selection of notes that's why I got the question wrong.
However, if you really want the rectangle to be printed (or displayed) I think you'd better use a free object (last button in the miscellaneous tools), choose the type (filled frame, filled circle, etc.) and the color, with a background level (or else the staff and notes will be hidden). The frame/circle can be repositionned on the score and resized with the mouse. Double-click on it to edit it again.
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Many many thanks.
My mistake was following.
I would never have done it without you.
Thank you thank you.
Frank
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