Speedy Entry tool

When cycling through the enharmonic spelling of entries, PrintMusic directly cycles through all the possibilities.

• When the cursor is on a notehead, press 9 to change the note to its enharmonic spellings.
• Press LEFT ARROW when the insertion point is at the beginning of the editing frame to move the insertion point just beyond the last entry of the previous measure.
• Press RIGHT ARROW when the insertion point is on the last entry in the editing frame to move the insertion point just beyond the last entry in the editing frame.
• Press RIGHT ARROW when the insertion point is just beyond the last entry in the editing frame to move the insertion point to the first entry of the next measure.

• Press OPTION-number when you're editing a measure to tell PrintMusic that the next notes you enter are part of a tuplet (triplet, quintuplet, and so on). Press OPTION-2 through OPTION-8 to signify tuplets from duplets to octuplets, respectively. If you press Ctrl-1, PrintMusic assumes you want to enter a tuplet that's more complex than one of the 2-through-8 tuplets. The Tuplet Definition dialog box appears, in which you can specify the temporal and visual aspects of more complex tuplet groupings.
• Press Caps Lock before pressing a rhythmic-value key to tell PrintMusic that you're about to enter a whole series of notes that all have that same rhythmic value. Now you can play notes on your MIDI instrument, rapidly, and PrintMusic will automatically enter them into the score, without your having to press a rhythmic-value key each time. Caps Lock with Use MIDI Keyboard unchecked will also allow the use of the alphabet pitch entry keys.
• Press caps lock and the QWERTY keys with Use MIDI Device for Input turned off to enter pitches without a MIDI keyboard.