View menu
Table of contents
- Width Fit
- Height Fit
- Display invalid sheets
- Use transparency
- Show score Voice (F8)
- Show score Errors (F9)
- Switch Selections (F11)
- Switch Layers (F12)
- Show Score Slots
- Show Annotations
- Show chord IDs
- Show part names
- Show staff Lines
- Show staff Points
- Show stick Lines
- Show Attachments
Width Fit
Zoom image to window width.
Height Fit
Zoom image to window height.
Display invalid sheets
Toggle the display all sheets, even invalid ones.
Use transparency
Display interpretations in transparency according to the computed probability value.
Show score Voice (F8)
Toggle the display of notes and lyrics in colors according to the computed voices (only in output and mixed layer view).
Show score Errors (F9)
Toggle the display of erroneous measures in pink background color.
Switch Selections (F11)
Toggles the selection modes between glyph, inter and section.
(needs SPECIFIC_VIEWS advanced topic)
Switch Layers (F12)
Toggle between the 3 different layer views (see Sheet display modes).
Show Score Slots
Display the detected rhythm analysis (only in output and mixed view).
Show Annotations
Toggle the display of all system, part, measure and rhythm related annotations (system ID, part name, measure ID, time slot offset).
Show chord IDs
Toggle the display of every chord ID.
This is convenient to visually map chords between measure strips and sheet view.
Show part names
Toggle the display of logical part name for every physical part.
Show staff Lines
Toggle the display of staff lines.
(needs SPECIFIC_ITEMS advanced topic)
Show staff Points
Toggle the display of staff lines defining points, the ones that can be manually edited.
(needs SPECIFIC_ITEMS advanced topic)
Show stick Lines
Toggle the display of the average line of the selected glyph.
(needs SPECIFIC_ITEMS advanced topic)
Show Attachments
Toggle the display of specific attachments.
These attachments are drawings related to the processing of some entities (such as arc lookup areas to connect candidate slur portions). They are helpful only for visual checking of specific steps and thus are not persisted on disk.
(needs SPECIFIC_ITEMS advanced topic)