In order to scroll one bar at a time on Mac OS Lion, you can install Smart
Scroll. It's free to evaluate from http://marcmoini.com/sx_en.html and I highly
recommend it: using the default settings for right/left scrolling you can
advance or go back one measure at a time using the keyboard.
Klaus,
do you mean these triangles in the red circles in this picture?
http://www.box.net/shared/iabop7g7j0ch300c00tj
On WinFin2012, I think it hasn't moved. A click on them (in Scroll View)
moves the score one bar left or right.
I often use the Keyboard-shortcut to go to any measure.
Thanks! Yes, those were what I meant.
I had upgraded to Lion on my Macs on the first day back in July. Which may be
the core of the problem, as I had set scrolling to jump by the full page. I
came to remember that and changed the system to scroll to the point where I
click. So by clicking
Working on some counterpoint lines it would be practical for me to go back one
or two bars to the left in scroll view. But I don’t see the small left and
right triads to click like I used to. The score jumps by almost a full screen
with.
(My tech English is bad, so I likely use wrong terms).
