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Old 01-14-2012, 05:51 PM
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Default Re: Adding measures to one part only

Hi,

Measures are added to the entire score, so it's not an option to add them only to one part but not the others.

However, if you don't want a staff that has only rests to show up on the display or print out, you can use the "Staff/Hide resting staves" option.

Or maybe I'm missing something? If so, please post a file and explanation for what we're shooting for

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