Re: [Denemo-devel] Entering notes at keyboard

[Richard Shann]

There is a button to save you commands/shortcuts in the Command Center.
I gather you have gotten the ones you don't want saved as your default,
so getting the ones you want and then clicking Save Default Command Set
will do the trick. (A Command Set is a set of command *and* shortcuts).

Richard

On Mon, 2015-12-07 at 12:55 +0000, Joe Wilkinson wrote:
> Hi Richard,
> When I open an old Denemo 12/11/15
> and start a new file I can press 2 for a crotchet at the cursor
> position, then b for a crotchet one note above, then , to make the b
> drop an octave and ' to bring it back up again. With acoustic
> feedback.
> 
> Using the 2/12/15 version I have currently loaded
> 2 leaves the cursor unchanged, b moves it up one, ' up an octave and ,
> down an octave. But No notes are input or changed. To input a note I
> must press Insert. and then neither comma or apostrophe change its
> octave.
> 
> Have I done something inadvertently to the default file loaded when a
> new file is created?
> I can use Input>PcKeyboard>NoteNAmesDefaultAction (and Numbers Default
> Action)
> so that numbers and letters do as I would expect.
> And I can edit Notes/Rests>Append/EditNote>OctaveUp to accept an
> apostrophe ( as the 12/11/15 version shows in blue next to the
> command. And do the same for the comma to get Octave down)
> 
> But I don't want to have to do this EVERY time I start a new piece. So
> how do I make the new version default to the old conditions? Open a
> file, set the letters/numbers/comma/apostrophe as I want and use that
> as my starting file? Or is tyhere another way?
> 
> Best wishes
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