Saving A Score; Printing A Score - FreeHand MusicPad Pro+ User Manual

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NOTE: You also can print an open score in a playlist.
NOTE: You are not allowed to print encrypted scores purchased from FreeHand Music.
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Music store.
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Saving a Score

When you make changes to a score that you want to keep, you need to save them. You
can do a Save which overwrites the original, or you can do a SaveAs... which makes a
copy of the original. So, for example, you could open the original score, do a SaveAs...
and give the copy a new name, then make whatever changes you like to the copy.
To save your changes in the original file
On the main toolbar tap the File icon.
Save
Tap . This over-writes the file currently displayed.
To save your changes in a different file
Open the score you want to copy.
On the main toolbar tap the File icon.
Save
Tap As....
Give the copy a new name.
Save
Tap .
You can also do a SaveAs after you make the changes to the original, but if there is any
reason you want the original to remain unchanged, it is better to do the SaveAs before
you start making your changes.

Printing a Score

You can print a score from MusicPad Manager on your computer. To print, connect
your computer to a local or network printer.
To print a score
Make sure the printer is turned on and loaded with paper.
Open the score you want to print.
On the main toolbar click the File icon.
Print Setup
Click . Make sure the settings are correct for the printer you want to
use.
On the main toolbar click the File icon.
Print
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"Creating Your Music Portfolio" on page 29 for more details about the FreeHand