The navigation tools can be re-mapped. However, I would first want to
get acquainted with Sibelius' defaults. They are quite good and
remapping might result in the loss of other good keyboard features.
Remapped shortcuts can also be saved to a personalized set so the
defaults are not changed and can always be recovered easily.
RGS
David W. Fenton wrote:
On 28 Nov 2007 at 22:32, Richard Smith wrote:
Don't know. I haven't tried that. You can re-map a lot of things but that
strikes me as one that might not work. I'll play a little and let you know
what I find. I agree it seems a little unusual but remember that if the
zoom is set for page width the entire length of the page won't be
displayed so that way you get both horizontal and vertical movement.
Unless I had a portrait monitor, I'd never want to use it, except (as
in Finale) for actually laying out the page.
What I'd really like is a notation program that had intelligent
navigation around the page, say, Ctrl-Down/Up would take you the
next/previous system. It would take some thought, but if there were
some way to keep a full system onscreen (within reason, of course --
if you're working on an orchestral piece, that's going to require a
really big monitor to be of any use), and then navigate to the next
full system, that would be a big time saver.
Does anyone understand what I mean here?
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