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12-12-2019, 02:44 PM
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Re: How do I disable certain scores?
Hi, Garner:
Looking at the Notation Player for the first time in a number of years, I believe that you cannot disable individual tracks in the score. It's a free player that is meant to let you hear and see midi and .not files (Notation's standard format) but it's not really for editing purposes. Notation Musician is the next step up the ladder and it lets you do a lot of editing and arranging. Notation Composer is the top step and has a lot of features beyond Musician. Without meaning to sound like a paid shill for the company (I'm not), it's a good time to consider purchasing a product, as everything is 25% off for the 25th anniversary. All the best. David 
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