I just tested this. While a redraw shows items beneath (but not staff lines!) in 2008, the object is still completely opaque in 2009. This behaviour appears to have been changed, to the detriment of the program, I think.

Christopher


On Aug 6, 2008, at 8:53 AM, Don Hart wrote:

I don't have 2009 yet, but tried this in 2006 to see if things have changed. Hidden objects are transparent for notes but are not transparent for staff, time sig., etc. I did notice that after I moved the object on screen it then blocked the view of the notes it was placed over, but that was easily
corrected with a redraw.

Didn't know if a redraw would affect the test in 2009.

Don


On 8/6/08 4:15 AM, "Brian Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I finally found where you change the hidden object shading percentage
(Program Options: View), but no matter how much you lighten the shading, it still does not make hidden objects transparent - which means that they will
still completely obscure everything they are on top of.

Try this: create an expression that is a single letter of a *very* large size font, and enter it in the score, use the context menu to hide it, then
drag it on top of some music. Try to lighten it so you can see what's
underneath it - it can't be done!

Brian Williams

Christopher Smith wrote:

I am addressing the ghost problem first. You can set the shading of
the ghosts so that they are very, very faint; just enough so that you
can see them to identify them.

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