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Tokens can refer to information in the Project Info dialog, including for the whole project or
each ow individually. Tokens can also refer to the current time and date or the time and date
the project was last saved.
NOTE
You can only use text tokens in text frames. You cannot use tokens in staff/system text
objects.
Flow tokens refer to the nearest ow below the top edge of their text frame and on the same
page. When the top edge of a text frame containing a ow token is in line with or above the
top staff line of the
rst staff in a system, it then refers to that ow.
You can specify the ow number to which you want ow tokens to refer, such as
{@ow2title@}. This always shows the specied ow, regardless of the token’s position.
You can see the ow number of each ow in the Flows panel in Setup mode.
You can access all the available tokens from the context menu when the cursor is inside a
text frame. In the context menu, tokens are organized into submenus.
The following tokens are available in Dorico Elements:
General tokens
Description
Token
Page number {@page@}
Player list {@playerlist@}
Player names {@playernames@}
Layout name {@layoutname@}
Layout number, as set in the Layouts panel in
Setup mode
{@layoutnumber@}
Project le name {@projectlename@}
Path to the project’s save location, including
the project le name
{@projectlepath@}
Staff label tokens
Music symbol
Token
Full staff labels of the players in the current
layout
{@staffLabelsFull@}
Abbreviated staff labels of the players in the
current layout
{@staffLabelsShort@}
Layout and formatting
Text objects vs. text in text frames
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Dorico Elements 3.5.12