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View the msg source Started by John Ford on 2005-11-30 07:21:46
If someone knows a shortcut, please let me know; however, after working on a layered piece, I would make the following request:

It would be oh, so nice, to be able to have a button to turn "allow layering" on and off from the toolbar, while preserving the current measure and staff the cursor is on. I have a layered piece that includes rests and some close notes, so I have to adjust vertical and horizontal spacing accordingly, in order to make the piece look good. It's a pain to have to go to "Page Setup", uncheck allow layering, then CTRL-G back to the measure I was working on (hopefully I made a mental note of the measure number), then repeat to turn it back on to see the results of my work by re-layering. It would really make this type of editing so much easier if we could just turn it on and off with the click of a button.

Thanks,

John

View the reply source  Reply 1 by Lawrie Pardy on 2005-11-30 07:42:33
G'day John,
actually, you almost have...

In both NWC and NWC2, there is a layering toggle in the view menu.

The cursor does not return to the beginning of the staff when you toggle layering with this menu option.

However, I certainly agree that a toolbar button would be very welcome, as would a keyboard quick-key.

Quick visit to the wish list perhaps?

Lawrie

View the reply source  Reply 2 by John Ford on 2005-11-30 08:34:11
Thanks, Lawrie. I missed that one.

I looked at the customizable tool bar, and while other "view" menu items are available, "allow layering is not". It would seem that this would be a pretty easy addition.

John

View the reply source  Reply 3 by Rick G. on 2005-11-30 09:31:47
And having an active selection shouldn't matter!

I select the area of concern, because I want to move it up or down and then try to toggle layering to see exactly how much, but nooooo...

Very frustrating.

View the reply source  Reply 4 by Lawrie Pardy on 2005-11-30 09:51:12
Hi Rick,
good point - visited the wish list yet? :)

Lawrie

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