D.C.
        Da Capo, or D.C., means “to the head.” 
 It directs the player to return to the beginning of the score. “D.C. al 
 Coda” and “D.C. al fine” instruct the player to then play to the To Coda 
 marking or to the end of the piece, respectively.
        If you follow all of these steps, you’ll 
 create a functional text repeat that directs the playback of your score 
 to the beginning of the piece. If the D.C. marking doesn’t need to affect 
 playback, follow only the first four steps.
        
        
            - Click the Repeat tool   , and double-click the 
 last measure to be played before returning to the beginning of the piece. 
 The Repeat Selection dialog box appears. If the D.C. marking already appears 
 in the window, skip the next two steps. , and double-click the 
 last measure to be played before returning to the beginning of the piece. 
 The Repeat Selection dialog box appears. If the D.C. marking already appears 
 in the window, skip the next two steps.
- Click Create and type D.C. (or “D.C. al Coda,” 
 or “D.C. al fine”). Set the type style by clicking Set Font.
- Click OK (or press ENTER). 
 The marking now appears in the list of Text Repeats.
- Double-click the D.C. marking. The Text 
 Repeat Assignment dialog box appears. If you don’t need your D.C. marking 
 to be functional for playback, simply click OK (or press ENTER) to return to the document, where 
 the D.C. marking appears.
- Click Jump on Pass(es) and enter a number in 
 the Text Field. The number in the Jump On Passes text box designates 
 on which repetition of this music the playback should jump to the beginning 
 of the piece. That’s the number you enter into the Total Passes text box. 
 If the playback should return to the first measure after playing the 
 music only once (the usual situation), enter 1.
- ChooseTarget > Measure # (if it isn’t selected 
 already). Then enter the measure number to which you want the playback 
 to jump (usually measure 1).
Tip. Check Allow individual 
 edits per staff to allow the text repeat to be moved independently between 
 staves. Under Show On, assign the text repeat to all, or certain staves. 
 
        
            - Click OK (or press ENTER). 
 You return to the document, where the D.C. marking appears in every staff. 
 (To hide the marking in a certain staff, click the Staff tool; then double-click 
 on the desired staff’s handle. In the dialog box that appears, uncheck 
 Endings and Text Repeats. Or, use the “Show On” options)
            - To move 
 the marking, drag its handle. To remove it, click the handle and then 
 press DELETE. 
See Coda.