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Help update: Pitch input commands and print zoom level
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<caption>Navigating syllables</caption>
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<dl><dt>Entering multiple rubrics without intervening music</dt><dd>The rubric field can only contain a single line of text. To enter multiple rubrics, which will appear in multiple lines in the print edition, type the rubrics in one line and separate them using the symbol <em>#</em>.</dd><dt>Line and page break markers in Rubrics<br /></dt><dd>Enter the break marker as single or double "pipe" characters, like "|| PSALMUS" or "| TROPUS". Folio numbers for such break markers can currently not be input and should be supplied to the typesetter in the separate text document.<br /></dd><dt>Non-sung text below a line of music<br /></dt><dd>Rubric-like text (i.e. text that shall be typeset similarly to rubrics) appearing below a line without following music should be input in the rubric field of an empty line following the last line of music.<br /></dd></dl>
<h4>Entering special characters</h4>
<dl><dt>Windows</dt><dd>Use Windows' <a href="http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/using-special-characters-character-map-faq">Character Map</a> to choose the symbol. Even though the font will be a different one in mono:di and the printout, best choose Arial in the Font dropdown list. Characters can be searched by name if the "Advanced view" check box is selected. For inputting ę (e-caudata), you can search for "ogonek" in the search field.<br /></dd><dt>Mac</dt><dd>Use OS X' <a href="http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1518">Character Viewer</a>. Characters can be searched. For inputting ę (e-caudata), you can search for "ogonek" in the search field.</dd></dl>
<h3>Music level</h3>
<p>Use these commands when a pitch or line/folio break is selected.</p>
<h3 id="musicInput">Music level</h3>
<p>Use these commands when a pitch or line/folio break is selected. Note that pressing any of the keys in the "New pitches" table while a ghost note is displayed will make the ghost note persistent. <span class="key">shift</span>, <span class="key">space</span> and <span class="key">return</span> will work both on ghost notes and persistent notes. They leave the selected note persistent and create an additional pitch.</p>
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<caption>New pitches</caption>
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<td>make ghost note persistent</td>
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<td>under a slur</td>
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<h2>Special conventions</h2>
<h3>Antiphon initials</h3>
<p>If an antiphon initial does not have a letter or number as line label, it shall be marked with an exclamation mark in the label field.&nbsp; This exclamation mark will not be transferred to the printed edition, but the sung text will be printed in small caps.</p>
<h2>Printing at different zoom levels</h2>
<p>Unfortunately, changing the zoom level for printout is handled differently by different browsers and operating systems. It is to our knowledge currently <strong>only supported by Firefox on Windows and Linux</strong>.</p>
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<li>Document =&gt; Print</li>
<li>Cancel the appearing print window</li>
<li>Click Firefox' menu button (top right, the "three stripes" button)</li>
<li>Click "Print", the print preview Window appears</li>
<li>Change scaling (dropdown menu in the menu bar)</li>
<li>Click "Print" </li>
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<h2>Troubleshooting</h2>
<h3>Editing</h3>
<h4 id="deleteEmptySyllable">Empty syllable can not be deleted</h4>
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<li>select Batch functions =&gt; delete locally</li>
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<p>If you require a large amount of documents to be available for offline work, use Firefox and <a href="#increaseQuota">increase the local storage quota</a>.</p>
<h3>Printing</h3>
<h3 id="printsolutions">Printing</h3>
<h4>Staffs become solid black rectangles</h4>
<p>This problem likely stems from problems with the printer driver. Try to increase the print resolution. If that does not succeed, try creating a PDF with Chrome's built-in PDF print:</p>
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