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2. Select the ow whose title you want to change from the menu. Alternatively, use the arrow
buttons beside the menu to choose the ow.
3. Enter the new title you want in the Title eld.
4. Optional: Repeat steps 2 and 3 for other ows in your project.
5. Click OK to save your changes and close the dialog.
RESULT
The titles of the selected ows are changed to what you entered.
NOTE
This breaks the link between ow names in the Flows panel in Setup mode and the title shown in
the music area.
Deleting ows
You can delete ows that you no longer need. This deletes all music for all instruments belonging
to all players in the ows.
PROCEDURE
1. In the Flows panel, select the ows you want to delete.
2. Delete the ows in any of the following ways:
● Press Backspace or Delete.
● Click Delete Flow.
● Right-click the ow and choose Delete Flow from the context menu.
Layouts
Layouts allow you to present the music in your project differently for different purposes. For
example, part layouts only include the music that player needs to play whereas full score layouts
contain all staves in the project.
Dorico Elements provides three types of layouts:
Full score
A full score layout includes by default all players and all ows in your project. You can
remove players and ows that you do not need. Full score layouts are concert pitch
by default.
Instrumental part
An instrumental part layout is automatically created when you add a player to your
project. You can add further players to the instrumental part layout. You can also
create empty instrumental part layouts and add players.
By default, instrumental part layouts contain all ows but you can exclude ows that
you do not need. They are also transposed pitch by default.
Custom score
A custom score layout initially does not contain any players or ows. This allows you
to create your score manually and to add, for example, only one ow instead of all
ows or only vocal and piano staves to create a condensed score for the chorus.
Custom score layouts are concert pitch by default.
Setup mode
Layouts
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