Enote provides both familiar and all-new navigation features that help you move around your scores quickly and easily.

Page turning

Page turning is the most fundamental navigation feature, which you can do with a natural swipe, or a tap on the left or right third of the page. When using Enote for Mac you can use the left and right arrows on your keyboard to turn pages. 

Enote is also compatible with Bluetooth Page Turners. Just switch on and pair the device, and you’re ready to turn pages from the Score View.

Quick Jumps

When progressing through your score, you’ll also notice Quick Jump buttons appearing in your score’s margins, which provide a shortcut to the destination of Repeat, Coda, D.S. and D.C. symbols.

Navigation Information

You’ll notice information about your current progress through page numbers, movements and measures at the bottom of your Score View:

Along with this information, you’ll see two important icons.    lets you add and remove bookmarks you would like to skip to in your score, while    calls up the full Navigation Tray.

The Navigation Tray

The Navigation Tray offers you multiple options to get around your score quickly:

A: The main section of the navigation tray is this Preview Pane, which shows where you will be navigating to. When you have found the right place in your score, tap on this preview (or tap    on iPhone) to move to this section.

B: These controls let you jump between movements and bar numbers - which come predefined in all Enote scores - in just a tap.

C: The    lets you hide and unhide movements. Hidden movements will not be shown when progressing through your score. The    icon shows a list of all your bookmarks in order, so you can quickly jump between your markers. The    icon closes the navigation pane without moving to your destination on iPad and MacOS. On iPhone this icon will bring you to the previewed page. 

D: The bottom section gives you an at-a-glance view of what’s coming up on the next pages, and lets you move forward and back quickly with a simple sliding gesture.

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