#HIDE EMPTY STAVES DORICO FULL#

#HIDE EMPTY STAVES DORICO FULL#

On the Vertical Spacing page, the Staff Visibility section contains the option to hide empty staves, though it is generally a good idea to show all staves on the first page, so the reader can see the full instrumentation for the piece.The default threshold is set to 60, meaning that only when the music frame is at least 60 full will Dorico justify the staves and. Select the Vertical Spacing page from the side bar on the left, and navigate to the Vertical Justification options. Enable condensing on the Players page, and include section players where relevant. You can also use the key command Ctrl ( Cmd on Mac)+ Shift + L from anywhere in the program.The page and music frame margins can be reduced to remove some of the white space around the edge of the page.You may need to try a few different settings to find the best combination. On the Page Setup page, select an appropriate page size for your pocket edition reduce the space size so that the music fits comfortably. The options for hiding empty staves are on the Vertical Spacing page of Layout Options.Open Layout Options, ensuring you are looking at the settings for the correct layout that you have just created.These options have now been renamed Staff Visibility, but work in the same way they always have. Rename the layout to distinguish it from your existing full score. Many keen Dorico users will already know that it was previously possible to Hide Empty Staves, by way of a set of Layout Options in the Vertical Spacing category.

In Setup mode, use the button at the bottom of the Layouts panel to add a new full score layout.

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