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Using SmartScore 3
Playback properties of many markings, including dynamics and articulations, may be adjusted singly or globally with the use of the Properties Tool located in the SmartScore toolbar. See Section 9.12, "Properties Tool" on page 155 for more details.
See "General Note Editing" .
Turn to "Articulations and Trills" for editing details.
Note durations associated with slurs are increased about 10% giving an overlapping or "connected" effect when played back.
Click on note head or note stem apply a turn. Turns play back as follows:
Click on note head or note stem to apply a fermata. Tempo is slowed by 50% for the duration of the note to which the fermata is attached.
Click on note head to apply a staccato. Duration of the associated note is shortened by 25%.
Click on note head to apply a tenuto. Duration of the associated note is extended by 125%.
Click on note head to apply an accent. Accent increases the velocity of its associated note by 150%.
Click on note head to apply a soft accent. Soft accent increases the velocity of its associated note by 125%.
With tr (trill) selected, click on a notehead to insert a single trill marking. To create an "extended" trill, toggle the "C" key to enter Change mode. Click and drag horizontally to select a region. The length of the extension is determined by how far you drag the mouse.
With one of these modifiers selected, clicking on a trill marking will cause playback of the trill to "flatten", "sharpen" or "neutralize" certain pitches within the context of the active key signature. The modifier also appears above the trill marking when inserted.
Click on notehead to apply a mordent. Mordents play back as follows:
Inverted mordent play back as follows:
Tremolos repeat the note affected by dividing the associated note by four times the selected tremolo value.
Arpeggiated chords will offset the start time of all members of a cluster and will keep them sustained throughout the duration of the chord.
Glissandos divide connecting notes into equal notes of 1/4 base value
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In Insert mode, select amy clef from the "Clefs" palette. Click anywhere in the active staff to insert the selected clef.
In Change mode, clicking on an existing clef to change to selected clef. Note that playback becomes updated. Notes do not reposition themselves when a clef is changed either by a change-of-clef sign or by Unifying Clefs.
To Delete a clef, press the "X" key and click on the clef.
NOTE: See "Unify Signatures/Clefs (U)" for more details on how to update clefs throughout all remaining systems.
The midpoint of the "C" clef indicates where C below middle C (MIDI C3) is to be located.
Playback in these clefs will be an octave higher than with a standard clef.
Playback in these clefs will be an octave lower than with a standard clef.
These are not clefs per se. Rather than insert with a mouse click, they are applied to selected notes by dragging to select the notes to be modified. Playback of selected notes will be an octave higher when selecting with Octava tool and an octave lower when selecting with an Octavo tool.
Notice that the Octava or Octavo mark will appear at the beginning of the range of selected notes an the applied range will be indicated by a dashed line above the selected notes.
When the Percussion clef is entered on a staffline, MIDI channel assignment of the staff switches to 10; the default drum channel. Notes can be entered normally, but will playback only as MIDI drums. Note pitch-to-MIDI drum assignments are mapped in Drumset option under the Playback menu. Refer to "Playback > Drumset" to assign drums.
See "Repeats and Multiple Endings"
NOTE: It is possible to change one or all key signatures in a system. In Insert mode, all staves of the system are updated to the inserted key signature. In Change mode, only the staff line where the change is made will be affected. This is particularly useful for transposed instruments.
NOTE: The key of C major (A minor) does not have a visible sign to indicate its presence. If no key signature is visible in the first measure of the ENF display, the key signature will be C major (A minor) by default.
To to change C major to a new key signature selected from the palette, you must still toggle to Change mode and click on or to the right of the clef sign. Simply inserting a new key will not work.
To create a custom time signature to Insert or Change,
b. Using numeric scrollers, select a new numerator (beats per measure) and a new denominator (note value receiving the beat).
With a time or key signature selected from the "Signatures" palette, Insert mode, click to the right of any barline.
According to the conventions of music notation, a change-of- key or a change-of-time signature that begins on a new line should be indicated at the end of the previous line.
Insert a barline about 1/2" to the left of the end of a system. Insert the new time signature anywhere to the right of a barline.
If a barline "closes" the system, you may click to the right of the last barline to insert a signature. It will appear outside and to the right of the system.
With the mouse pointer displaying a key or time signature, hit the "X" key to enter Delete mode and click on the signature.
See "Tuplets and Slurs (Legatos)".
See "To insert a crescendo or decrescendo,"
See "Tempo Markings (Metronome Mark)"
Selecting the Text button sets the mouse pointer to the Text Edit mode. See "Text", Section 6.1, on page 90.
Selecting the Lyric button sets the mouse pointer to the Lyric Edit mode. See "Lyrics", Section 6.2, on page 91.
Selecting the Guitar chord fretboard button set the mouse pointer to "Insert Guitar Chord" mode. See "Guitar Frets and Chord Symbols".
Selecting the Edit Shapes button activates Edit Shapes mode. See "Edit Shapes".
Ten Rehearsal Markings can be placed anywhere in the ENF view.
Four Pedal Markings can be placed anywhere in the ENF view.
Two Bowing Markings can be placed anywhere in the ENF view.
A Breath Marking can be placed anywhere in the ENF view.
Select between a new ENF or a new MIDI. Choosing New ENF will open the New SmartScore Document window. Select a Template or use Custom to create a unique score. Choosing New MIDI will open a blank MIDI Overview and Piano Roll for MIDI input.
Opens File Selection dialog box and lists saved files. A selected file will be loaded into memory and will display on the screen.
Closes active ENF document. If changes have been made, a Save As dialog box will open.
This will save an open SmartScore document to the same drive the file was opened from. The original name remains unchanged. If ENF and Image are displayed, only the ENF file is saved.
You can save files in several file formats other than SmartScore's native ENF format. These include MIDI (.MID), NIFF (.NIF for Lime and .NIF for Sibelius) and (.FIN) file. Saving in the .FIN format will create a file that can be opened in Finale 2000c or greater with page layout and formatting intact. To save open ENF document into one of these formats or to save open file with a new name,
Choose Interface (Windows only):
> SmartScore's = selects the SmartScore scanning interface. Refer to "Scanning in Windows®:" on page 24 for details.
> Your Scanner's = selects the image scanning software included with your scanner.
SmartScore imports standard NIFF files (Notation Interchange File Format) which conform to the NIFF 6b Specification. NIFF is an open standard for the exchange of music notation files between music notation programs. The NIFF standard supports both graphical and time-based data. Unlike MIDI files, which are only time based, NIFF attempts to logically integrate both page layout and playback information.
Page Setup allows for several adjustments of how your music will appear on-screen and on the printed page. Since SmartScore is WYSIWYG (What you see is what you get), your pages will print just as they appear on-screen, albeit sharper provided you have a high-resolution printer.
To open Page Setup, go to File > Page Setup
a. Adjust margins, if necessary, by either dragging margin line in page preview window or by setting amount in top, bottom or side fields.
b. Apply changes using the Scope pull-down menu. Select Score to apply changes to the entire ENF file. Choose Part to apply changes only to current score-part. Choose Page to apply to current page.
Selecting this option gives you a page views in a horizontal format. See "View > True Scrolling" for more information about previewing pages in horizontal or vertical format.
Only the active (topmost) ENF file will print. To print other open ENF files, select (click on) the desired ENF file first.
If you are using Windows or Macintosh OS X®, you can save your SmartScore ENF files as Adobe® Acrobat® PDF files.
PDF995.exe® resides in the SmartScore folder and is installed during normal installation. PDF995 launches automatically when invoked in ENF. The utility appears in your list of printers whenever you invoke Print in an other applications.
Select File > Save As PDF, to generate a PDF file out of your ENF file. Browse to any directory to save the PDF file on your computer.
In the Print window, select PDF to generate a PDF file. Browse to save.
Using the CD Writer feature, you will be able to record one or more ENF (MIDI playback) performances as a audio CD playable in your car, home stereo, etc. It will be necessary to have a CD-R (CD Writable) device installed and connected to your system. CD Writer will also record and burn MIDI files.
c. Each selected file must undergo a conversion to an audio format. (.WAV is the default). After converting, the selected file(s) will appear in the "Files to Burn" list as an audio.
Files may be reordered using the "Move Up" or "Move Down" buttons. They may be removed from the list separately or all together with "Remove" or "Remove All" buttons.
d. Insert an unused writable CD (CD-R) into your CD tray. Burn Method = Auto. Change to another method if you have trouble.
e. Push "Burn Last Track and Finalize CD" to record and finalize your ENF files to CD. All selected files will record on a single CD track. To record individual tracks, use "Burn New Track" as described below.
NOTE: "Finalizing" a CD is necessary before a can be played back. Once Finalize is applied, you will not be able to record anything more to the CD.
f. If you wish to continue burning new selections without finalizing the CD, push "Burn new track". Each set of converted files in the "Files to Burn" list will record to one track. Select "Burn Last Track and Finalize CD" to record last track and finalize the CD.
Reverses the last action you performed. SmartScore has ninety-nine layers of Undo.
Reapplies the last action that has most recently been Undone.
Select Paste (Ctrl +V / Cmnd+V) from the Edit menu and click anywhere in the score. The contents of the clipboard will be added to the score without replacing the existing notes.
TIP: Use Paste Replace to quickly replace a complex passage that was poorly recognized with an identical passage that is correct.
Choose Select All from the Edit menu (Ctrl+A or Cmnd+A).
Refer to "Bracketing".
Refer to "System Manager".
A lot of music contains parts that do not play for long periods of time. Many printed scores "collapse" or "optimize" systems to show only actively playing parts. Similarly, instruments that appear in one part may split into two or more parts anywhere in the score causing systems to "expand" in size. SmartScore automatically senses expanding systems when, for example, a piano solo introduction precedes a vocal/piano arrangement. Expanding and collapsing parts are easily linked or re-linked in a simple-to-use environment called Part Linking. Part Linking is also used when merging staves with brackets that were cut off. Turn to "Re-link Parts" on page 108 for details on this feature.
This special environment is used to perform useful functions such as creating a conductor's score from different parts and for isolating or joining parts and voices. For detailed discussion on using this powerful feature, turn to "Score Structure".
You may select a fixed distance between systems and you can select a fixed number of systems that will appear on each ENF page. In Edit > Arrange Systems, you can select the distance between systems (in pixels) that will be applied to all systems. You can also select a number of systems you wish to appear on all ENF pages.
NOTE: When an ENF score structure is changed by adding or deleting staves and/or systems from the Edit menu, synchronization with the scanned images will be lost. We recommend that you complete all needed edits/corrections or save a copy of the ENF file before using the Edit menu to change structure of your scanned music. See "View >Associate Image Files" for information on keeping synchronization.
Use this feature to insert an entire empty system above or below the currently active system. Use to delete a system, if you need to.
TIP: Keep the Control (Ctrl) key depressed for as long as required to maintain focus on the system or staff you are altering. Whenever you move the mouse pointer out of an active staff or system, another staff or system becomes active.
c. To remove a system from a score, position the cursor over the system you wish to delete and select Edit > System > Remove.
Use this feature to expand or collapse a system. This will add a new part to the system and also add a new part to the Super System. Make sure you hold down the Ctrl button before moving the cursor to the Edit menu.
NOTE: Only the active system is affected when inserting or removing a staff. Remaining systems do not change. Change visibility in the System Manager and apply to Score/Part to update all systems.
TIP: Keep in mind that when you add a part to a system, you are also adding a new part to the score. When adding a part to a system, the new part will not be visible in any system except the active system. See "Super System".
Use this feature to append a new Score-Part to the ENF document. When a new Score-Part is added, it will begin playback at measure #1 along with all other Score-Parts that have been created. For definition, see Score-Part.
Refer to "Unify Key, Time and Clefs (U)".
This is a kind of "cleanup" tool that attempts to horizontally reposition notes and rests. Does not "roll" objects from one system to another.
Refer to "Instrument Templates".
While holding the Shift button, click and drag score header up or down.
c. Check the Metronome Mark Visibility box to display the Metronome Mark in the ENF document in the first measure.
Refer to "Tempo Markings (Metronome Mark)" for entering change-of-tempo (metronome) markings.
The Guitar Chord library contains preset guitar chords and associated chord symbols. You may add, change, delete and store any custom chords. Guitar frets and chord symbols automatically transpose with key transposition. Refer to "Guitar Frets and Chord Symbols"for details.
Automatically join offset voices to one "vertical event" as described in "To globally join offset voices (automatic method),".
Transpose your score by key or by clef. Limit to a part, a voice or select a range. Refer to "Transposition" for details.
Delete Selected Ties/ Articulations (G) - See "Occasionally, you might find an area full of incorrectly recognized ties and/or slurs or hairpins. Use this tool to "mass-delete" these objects." on page 126.
Automatically check for errors such as missing notes and rests in voicelines. Refer to "Error Check" for more details.
Opens and closes the SmartScore Navigator.
Opens and closes SmartScore Toolbar
Opens and closes Image Editing Toolbar
Opens and closes the toolbar containing control buttons for text and graphical controllers.
Opens and closes the Mini playback console in ENF view.
Opens and closes Status Bar at the bottom of main SmartScore Window. Displays current page, cursor position, image size, and zoom percentage. Clicking inside any of the diplays opens a navigation aid or zoom window.
Refer to "Tool Palettes (F1-F9 keys)" for details.
When this option is active, Toolbars and Palettes that are checked will open by default when SmartScore is launched. Use to override default toolbar and palette displays.
This selection will cause the ENF display to highlight the active staff in black while other staves become grey. The active staffline is the staff that the mouse pointer was last positioned over.
TIP: Show Active Staff is useful when notation objects do not respond to editing actions. Using this view option might reveal that they actually belong to an adjacent staffline.
TIP: If an object does not delete even if it shows itself to be in an active staff, use the Select tool ("O" key) to highlight it and then hit Delete. All selected objects will be removed with the Delete key, whether they are in the active staff or not.
Refer to "Hidden Symbols" for details.
Choose this option to break barlines by instrument groups. For more details, see "Edit > Bracketing (Ctrl+B or Cmnd+B)"
Choose solid or dashed line to indicate when a voice crosses over to an adjacent staff line ("visiting"). Refer to "Cross-staff voicing".
a. Selecting Show Part Names and Abbreviations displays Part Names in the first system and the Part Abbreviations in subsequent systems.
b. Select Show Part Names Only or Part Numbers Only to display just name or number in the 1st system and nothing more.
NOTE: For information on selecting and modifying Part Names, see "Instrument Templates" on page 140.
Select how inserted chord symbols should display...
It is possible to view several pages at once with Print Preview. Select this option either from the File or View menus or by pushing the "Print Preview" button in the lower right-hand corner of the ENF display.
Select from View or push this button to view pages in horizontal format.
Select from View or push this button to view pages in vertical format.
Synchronization between the ENF and TIFF panes assumes exact ENF correspondence to the original score structure. Synchronization may become lost after systems are inserted, removed or if page margins are changed. Once a system rolls from one page to another, ENF-TIFF synchronization will become lost for all subsequent pages.
TIP: To keep ENF to TIFF panes synchronized for as long as possible, complete all ENF editing before inserting systems (Edit > System > Insert). Synchronization may be regained by resizing top and/or bottom margins in Page Setup after making small changes; e.g. after altering line spacing. Refer to "File > Page Setup" for more details on controlling page margins.
b. Push Add to locate the TIF file associated with the open document. Browse your computer to find the image file. If the file contains several pages of images, they will appear as xxxP1, xxxP2, xxxP3, etc.
c. Click to highlight a page in the image-page list. A preview of the page will appear in the view window if Preview is checked. Then click on the appropriate ENF page in the list of ENF pages.
d. Push the Associate button to associate the image page with the appropriate ENF page. Continue as necessary.
Provides information on the structure and type of the currently displayed image file.
Displays next page of ENF document
Displays previous page of ENF document
Presents a dialog box to select a page number to jump to. Refer to "Paging" for details.
Lists available view percentages. Changing zoom will affect both the image and the ENF file simultaneously. Range is from 8% to 400% view scale.
Provides options for the floating zoom window including whether to display ENF or TIFF close-ups in the zoom window and selecting additional zoom views. Refer to "Split-screen and Zoom Window Viewing" for details on the floating zoom window.
Opens New MIDI View dialog box. Select type of MIDI view.
There are several options for displaying measure numbers in an ENF file. Under the Options menu, highlight Measure Numbers.
For detailed discussion of color modes, refer to "Working with Voices and Colors".
Define the colors used to identify each of four contrapuntal voices.
Define the colors used while Color > By Part is selected.
Define the background color for the ENF pane or Image pane.
Define the colors used to display objects while in "Hidden Symbols" mode. Main = Non-note object color / Voices = Colors displayed for each of 4 possible contrapuntal voices while in "Hidden Symbols" mode.
Often two notes of different voices share the same pitch at the same time. You can choose whether you want noteheads of different voices to overlap one another or to become offset next to each other. To allow overlapping noteheads, check off "Overlap Notes" in the Options menu. Playback will not be affected whether note heads are offset or overlap.
Lyric fields are normally center-aligned to their associated note or rest. Choose this option to left-align lyrics. All lyric fields will be affected.
Select Dash or Underline for how you wish lyric melisma lines should be displayed.
You may choose two alternative methods of stacking accidentals:
Applies the rule that adjacent accidentals should be positioned as closely as possible to each other and become diagonally offset.
Attempts to arrange accidentals in back-and-forth rows no more than three spaces wide.
Select Flat, Beamed, Round or None for how you wish tuplet brackets are be displayed. With None selected, the division number appears but without any bracket.
Refer to "Recording a virtual drum track".
Refer to "Defining Virtual Drum Kit".
Open ENF files are automatically saved as a backup file. Should your computer crash or a session somehow becomes interrupted, you will be prompted that a previous version was detected when you reopen SmartScore. If so, accept the backup and save it.
You may change how frequently you want to Auto Save to backup your current ENF file.
The active, topmost ENF file will be saved as follows:
Whichever Comes First - based on which is first; the number of minutes selected or the number of actions performed.
Resets all toolbars and palettes to the default choices set at installation.
Reactivates all warning windows that can be "permanently" disabled by user. This applies to warning windows that have a "Do not show this warning again." checkbox option. If selected again, warning windows will not appear again until program is reinstalled or until Rest Warnings is selected again.
Refer to "Set Play Range".
Used to control playback functions from menu.
Sets MIDI device to play "live" without MIDI Record on.
Opens Playback Console (Ctrl+9 / Cmnd+9).
Opens and closes Mini Console toolbar.
Opens MIDI device dialog box. Select MIDI input and output sources. Refer to "MIDI Devices" for details.
Turns swing playback on or off. Refer to "Swing".
Notes will sound their pitch when entered or when shifted up or down. Check this option off to not sound pitches while editing.
Select whether to play grace notes before the following note (default) or on the beat of the following note. Refer to "Grace Notes".
Trills can be played with diatonic permutations going either up or down from the home tone. Select Up for permutations to play upwards or Down for them to play downwards.
This window allows you to map MIDI Drum instruments to staff lines and spaces when percussion clef is assigned to a staff. For more details, turn to "Percussion clef (Clefs Palette)".
Refer to "Lock to Time Signature".
Refer to "Graphical controllers".
Refresh MIDI resets playback based on the current ENF display. All changes made in MIDI view including newly recorded tracks are lost. For details, see "Updating and refreshing playback and display"
In CD versions, this selection will open the file, SSManual.pdf. This file is the full Using SmartScore Version 2.0 manual in Adobe Acrobat format. It can be opened by Adobe Acrobat.
In download versions, this selection will attempt to open an Internet connection and begin downloading of the file, SSManual.pdf from the Musitek website. If the file is moved to the SmartScore directory, the file will open when the Help > SmartScore Manual (PDF) selection is made again.
This selection will attempt to launch your Internet browser and connect to a special interactive help system online at musitek.com. The Online Help system is fully interactive and contains index links, table of contents links and text hyperlinks to related subjects.
This selection will direct your Internet browser and connect to a special online directory that contains various help and install files that may be helpful. For Mac users who downloaded their versions, files include:
FreeMIDI
OMS
Acrobat ReaderSelect between a new ENF or a new MIDI. Choosing New ENF will open the New SmartScore Document window. Select a Template or use Custom to create a unique score. Choosing New MIDI will open a blank MIDI Overview and Piano Roll for MIDI input.
Opens File Selection dialog box and lists saved files. A selected file will be loaded into memory and will display on the screen.
Closes all MIDI views. If any changes were made to the MIDI file, option to Save MIDI file. Return to main SmartScore window.
Writes currently displayed file to the hard disk.
Opens Windows File Selection dialog box
Save processed or modified MIDI files to hard disk following MIDI Recording or Editing procedures.
Use to save selected files to directory other than the working directory
Automatically loads one of the last four files accessed by SmartScore (Win). Select any recent files by type (Mac).
Exit SmartScore. Save current file. Go to Windows main desktop.
Reverses the last action you performed. SmartScore has ninety-nine layers of Undo.
Reapplies the last action that has been Undone.
Opens the Select window for defined note selection.
Selects all MIDI events in every track.
Removes the highlighted notes from the score and places them in the clipboard.
Places selected notes on the clipboard without removing them from the score.
Insert the contents of the clipboard back into the score without deleting the existing notes.
Opens the Paste Special window. The Paste Special window offers several options for pasting the contents of the clipboard back into the music.
Deletes the selected section from the MIDI file.
Opens the Change Instrument window. Insert a change to a new MIDI patch.
Opens the Velocity and Duration window. Adjust the Velocity and/ or Duration of the selected MIDI events.
If you wish to convert a MIDI drum pattern and add it to the SmartScore drum pattern library, load the MIDI drum pattern file and select this option. For more information, see "Adding custom drum patterns from ENF".
Opens and closes the SmartScore Navigator.
Opens and closes SmartScore Toolbar
Opens and closes Image Editing Toolbar
Opens and closes Status Bar at the bottom of main SmartScore Window. Displays current page, cursor position, image size, and zoom percentage
Opens New MIDI View dialog box. Select type of view.
Displays MIDI channel 0 in MIDI Overview
Synchronizes measure sizes in all MIDI views to that of current MIDI view. Further horizontal resizing synchronized between all MIDI views.
Opens the MIDI-to-ENF window for converting the active MIDI file into and ENF document.
Quantities selected MIDI "Note On" events to the nearest "tick" specified. Also determines default quantization value for MIDI recording and for horizontal nudging of selected MIDI events by mouse dragging or by use of the arrow keys. Quantization values range from 32nd triplet to whole note.
Select whether start time of note events is displayed with Measure: Beat: Tick numbers or solely with Tick numbers.
Select whether Velocity of note events is displayed with absolute numbers or as percentages.
Opens Sequence Settings window. Shows the MIDI header information including: tempo, time base, time signature, key, and MIDI instrument.
Opens Track Properties dialog box. Select a different track view, delete, duplicate, rename, or transpose the selected track.
Opens MIDI device dialog box. Select MIDI input and output sources.
Opens Instrument Settings dialog box. Allows for selection of Port, Bank, and MIDI channel assignment for Instrument and Drum sources.
Opens Metronome Settings dialog box. Allows for selection of Port, MIDI Channel, number of lead in measures, MIDI sound and volume for Primary and Secondary beats.
Activate/ deactivate SmartScore's shuttle tool.
Displays the current port selection for MIDI Device connection to your computer. A new Setup can be created from here.
Launches OMS for editing of your current OMS studio setup
Opens Set MIDI Play Range dialog window.
Begins/ pauses/ resumes playback of current MIDI file. In Record Mode will start and pause MIDI recording.
Stops playback or recording of current MIDI file.
Rewinds to beginning of Set Playback Range.
Solos the active track during playback.
Check to activate MIDI Record mode
Set recording to begin from an external signal.
Active only in Record Mode, check to synchronize start of MIDI recording with first note played on MIDI keyboard.
Activates/ deactivates Metronome in recording
Opens a second copy of the current MIDI view.
Layers all open windows within main SmartScore window. Active window is stacked on top.
Arranges all open windows to fit within main SmartScore window. Windows are arranged from left to right, top to bottom starting with the active window.
Select between a new ENF or a new MIDI. Choosing New ENF will open the New SmartScore Document window. Select a Template or use Custom to create a unique score. Choosing New MIDI will open a blank MIDI Overview and Piano Roll for MIDI input.
Opens File Selection dialog box and lists saved files. A selected file will be loaded into memory and will display on the screen.
Writes currently displayed file to the hard disk.
Opens Windows File Selection dialog box
Save processed or modified Image files to hard disk following Scanning and Editing. Use to save selected files to directory other than the working directory.
Selects scanner or initiates scanner to acquire image.
Initiates Recognition to begin processing saved image file(s).
Initiates Windows Print Monitor. Current Image file is output to default printer from selected printer port.
Automatically loads one of the last four files accessed by SmartScore (Win). Select any recent files by type (Mac)
Exit SmartScore. Save current file. Go to Windows main desktop.
Reverses the last action you performed. SmartScore has ninety-nine layers of Undo.
Reapplies the last action that has been Undone.
Removes the selected section from the image file and places it on the clipboard
Places selected section on the clipboard without removing it from the image file.
Insert the contents of the clipboard back into the image file
Deletes the selected section from the image file.
Trims the image file down to the selected region
Switches the colors of the image file.
Activates the Area Selection tool.
Activates the Line drawing tool.
Activates the Deskew tool for straightening "crooked" scans
When a selected area is moved to the clipboard only the black portion of the selected area with be moved.
Select the color used by the Brush and Line drawing tools.
Opens and closes the SmartScore Navigator.
Opens and closes SmartScore Toolbar
Opens and closes Image Editing Toolbar
Opens and closes Status Bar at the bottom of main SmartScore Window. Displays current page, cursor position, image size, and zoom percentage.
Opens and closes tool palettes for ENF document editing.
Provides information on the structure and type of the currently displayed image file.
Displays next page of ENF document
Displays previous page of ENF document
Presents a dialog box to select a page number to jump to. Use scroller to select desired page and click OK.
Lists available view percentages. Changing zoom will affect both the image and the ENF file simultaneously.
Opens a second copy of the current ENF document.
Layers all open windows within main SmartScore window. Active window is stacked on top.
Arranges all open windows to fit within main SmartScore window. Windows are arranged from left to right, top to bottom starting with the active window.
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