Hello, I searched but could
 

Howdy Jaap, This change was
 

Howdy Jaap,

This change was by design, to accommodate lyric placement without interference from barlines that crossed where they were unwanted.

You can use a brace or bracket to group the staves you want to have barlines cross between.

ttfn,
Sherry

Hello Cherry, I'm curre
 

Hello Cherry,

I'm currently working on quit some corrections and additions
in many of our bands paper music.

We have our notations in several versions. One for keyboard
which is 2 staves (left hand and right hand), a second one is
conductor 3 or 4 staves, and a third is the melody line for harmonica players (only one stave, but with lyrics.

When lyrics is between the lines I can agree that the bar lines coud be interfering, although I had no problems with bar lines that crossed the lyrics.

My Keyboard versions in general has two staves, but no lyrics.
This is the one where I really mis the bar lines, but particular the repeat lines and the end lines.

It would be great to have a configurable option to switch on/off bar lines in the staves, I would suggest always to have the end barlines and repeat lines to be printed.

Looking forward for your reaction

Cheers Jaap

Howdy Jaap, There's not
 

Hello Cherry, Thanks, yes t
 

Hello Cherry,

Thanks, yes that solves the issue for me. It is also
what i found in most of my organ music books.
I can add this to my favorite template.

However I could imagine that without the "Bracing"
still the end of the staves as standard gets a barline across
the staves, the same as at the front of the staves.
This is not where lyrics are crossing by barelines.


Cheers Jaap

Howdy Jaap, We do have a &#
 

Howdy Jaap,

We do have a "to do" task that will allow this option to be easier to use in the future.

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However I could imagine that without the "Bracing"
still the end of the staves as standard gets a barline across
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Good point! I'll add this emendation to the task 1703.

ttfn,
Sherry