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Bars (measures)
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 How can I increase the number of bars in
my score?
By using the option Edit>Bars>Insert, but it is quite simple
to place a note in a bar after the last bar of your score.
In my printed score, the first four bars
are on one row, with the next four below that, and so on. How is
this possible with the software?
If you are using Harmony Assistant, switch to "Page mode"
(Score>Page mode)
Otherwise, you must enter all your bars one after the other, using
the horizontal scroll bar if necessary. When printed, bars will be
reorganized on paper.
I inserted a bar at the beginning of my
score to make a few metronome beats be played when music starts
playing. Now, I would want this bar not to be taken into account in
bar numbering. How to do this?
Open the contextual menu for the ruler and select "Do not count in
bar numbering". Please note it will only affect the bar numbering
related to staves, and not the bar number displayed in the
ruler.
How to split a multi-rest bar in two
groups?
In scroll mode, command+click on the ruler open the contextual
menu.
Select "Split multirest".
When I add a tempo object on a
multi-rest measure, this "break" the multi-rest. How to avoid
this?
All object added on a staff "break" the multi-rest.
Otherwise objects will overlap or in the tempo case, it will
be displayed at a wrong time position.
But an object added on a staff which don't provide sound, like a
"text" staff, don't follow this rule.
So, add a "text" staff to your score, the tempo object on it, and
merge the staff.
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