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See help for F5.è ÚÄÄ¿` ³F4³                         NOTE / REST` ÀÄÄÙ``This function is available when the cursor character is a note or rest.``The rhythmic value of the character is preserved as it is changed from either`rest to note, or note to rest.è ÚÄÄ¿` ³F5³                     BLOCK OPERATIONS IN MUSIC MODE` ÀÄÄÙ`F5 marks the left edge of a block.  Press F5 again to mark a block for entire`system.  Move the right-edge cursor and select:`    C       - COPY `    M       - MOVE     (Shift M - MOVE and close up deleted block)`    A       - Use previously-copied or previously-moved block AGAIN`    D       - DELETE   (Shift D - DELETE and close up deleted block)`    Ctrl F3 - ERASE staff lines`    Alt F3  - REPLACE staff lines`The following are available for single-staff block functions only.`    F2      - REVERSE STEM DIRECTION of notes within block`    Ctrl F7 - TRANSPOSE music within block`           - BEAM notes with stems up   (slanted beams)`           - BEAM notes with stems down (slanted beams)`              (Use SHIFT  or SHIFT  for horizontal beams)`    (To UNBEAM: Place cursor in any column of beam, Press F5 then  or .)`If you selected option "C," "M" or "A," move the cursor to mark the left`edge of the destination.  Then select one of the following options:`    R - REPLACE target area with data from block.  `    O - OVERLAY target area with data from block.  `    I - INSERT data from block.  Data following target is shifted to right.`(Press <ÄÄÙ for help in TEXT MODE BLOCK OPERATIONS)è ÚÄÄ¿` ³F5³                    BLOCK OPERATIONS IN TEXT MODE` ÀÄÄÙ`When in text mode, F5 marks the top left corner of a block for text`characters only.  Move the cursor to mark the bottom right corner of the`block of text and select one of the following options:``           C       - COPY`           M       - MOVE  `           A       - Use previously-copied or previously-moved block AGAIN`           D       - DELETE`           Ctrl F3 - ERASE staff lines `           Alt F3  - REPLACE staff lines  ``If you selected option "C," "M" or "A," move the cursor to mark the top`left corner of the destination and select one of the following options:``      O or R - REPLACE target text lines with text from block.`           I - INSERT text from block. Text in lines following target`                 are shifted to the right.````(Press <ÄÄÙ for help in MUSIC MODE BLOCK OPERATIONS)è ÚÄÄ¿` ³F6³                               ADD TIE` ÀÄÄÙ``Press either of the UP or DOWN arrow keys to define the tie's direction of arc.``A tie will then be drawn from the current cursor position to the PREVIOUS note`head of the same pitch.``If there is no note head of the same pitch preceding the note from which the`tie was originated, the tie will be extended to the left edge of the score.``You may instead tie to the NEXT note of the same pitch by pressing the RIGHT`arrow key before pressing either the UP or DOWN arrow keys.``If the cursor is not placed over a note when drawing a tie, the curved end`of the tie will be omitted.  Use this technique to draw ties which continue`to the next staff or those that are continued from the previous staff.``Use Ctrl-F6 to remove ties.è ÚÄÄ¿` ³F7³                        CURSOR JUMP` ÀÄÄÙ``  Use this function to jump directly to any staff in your document.``  The prompt "Enter destination (Page.System.Staff):" asks you for up to three`numbers separated by periods.  For example:``ENTER      for DESTINATION`-----      ---------------`12.2.5     page 12, system 2, staff 5``12.2       page 12, system 2, staff 1``12         page 12, system 1, staff 1```  If you enter a destination that is past the end of your document, the`cursor will jump to the last staff in the document.è ÚÄÄ¿` ³F8³                             SLUR` ÀÄÄÙ``Use the ten-key pad + (or TAB key) to lengthen the slur shown as the cursor.`Use the ten-key pad - (or Shift-TAB key) to shorten it.`(The slur's length is limited to the width of the screen.)``Shift-Plus and Shift-Minus will lengthen and shorten by double increments.``The F2 key will reverse the slur's direction of arc.``Use the cursor arrow keys to position the slur character.``ENTER or SPACEBAR will enter the slur into the score.``The Esc key will remove any slur of the same direction of arc as the cursor`  starting at the cursor's leftmost column and continuing to the end of the`  slur or until a break occurs in the slur.` è ÚÄÄ¿` ³F9³                        STAFF AREA SIZE` ÀÄÄÙ`Staff area size is indicated by the break in the dotted vertical "alignment bar"`in the cursor's column.``CONTROLS -`     At any time during staff area size adjustment:`           PgUp - move to previous staff`           PgDn - move to next staff `     When DIAMOND cursor is in center of staff:`               - select top edge of staff area for adjustment`               - select bottom edge of staff area for adjustment`     When ARROW cursor points to either edge of staff area:`               - move edge up`               - move edge down``The mouse may be used to adjust staff area size.  The left button functions`as the PgUp key, and the right button as PgDn.  Push the mouse forward to`select and move top edge, pull it back to select and move bottom edge``F9, F10 or Esc will terminate the function.``(Press <ÄÄÙ for more help in STAFF AREA SIZE ADJUSTMENT)è ÚÄÄ¿` ³F9³               STAFF AREA SIZE  (continued)` ÀÄÄÙ`Example status line during staff area adjustment:``Pg=6  Sys=3  Stf=2   Size= 2.01 in.   Systems on page=4   Page avail=1.14 in.`ÃÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄŽ   ÃÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄŽ   ÃÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄŽ` current position    current system               see text below``"PAGE AVAIL" represents empty space at the bottom of the printed page in`addition to the "BOTTOM MARGIN" you defined in the Document Configuration`menu (Ctrl-F9).``"PAGE AVAIL" indicates how much any staff area on the current page may expand`before the last system on the current page will be pushed off to the following`page.  You may also compare the "PAGE AVAIL" amount with the size of the first`system on the following page in an effort to fit that system on the current`page.  This may be accomplished by reducing the size of one or more staff areas`on the current page.``Keep one eye on the "Systems on page" field.  It will change when the current`page has either gained or lost a system.è ÚÄÄÄ¿` ³F10³                  FILE ACCESS & EXIT PROGRAM` ÀÄÄÄÙ`Type the first letter of the operation you wish to perform:`SAVE      - transfer the current document being edited from the computer's`            memory to disk.`LOAD      - after the opportunity to save the current document, transfer `            another document from disk to memory for editing.`INSERT    - load a document from disk, but insert it before the current system`            of the current document.  Document width and number of staffs`            in each system must match the current document.`APPEND    - load a document from disk, but attach it to the end of the`            current document.  Document width and number of staffs in each`            system must match the current document.`NEW       - after the opportunity to save the current document, memory is`            cleared for work on a new document.  A new name may be specified.`RENAME    - assign a new name to the current document.  The document contents`            are unchanged.  This does NOT rename any files on disk.`QUIT      - end MusicPrinter session.  If you have made any changes to your`            document, you will have the opportunity to save them.`DIRECTORY - display a list of MusicPrinter documents residing on the`            current disk and subdirectory.`COMMAND   - issue commands to DOS from within MusicPrinter.  This loads the `            DOS interpreter COMMAND.COM, which must be available on disk.èÚÄÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Ctrl³-³F1³               STATUS LINE ON/OFF`ÀÄÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ``The status line shows the current page, system, staff, instrument name `column, bytes of memory availble for this document, and document title.``The instrument name appears as entered on the System Definition screen of`the DOCUMENT DEFINITION menu (Ctrl-F9).```Example: ```Pg=12 Sys=4  Stf=5  Flugelhorn  Col=77  Free=45323    C:\MPP\JAZZ\SO-WHAT````Ctrl-F1 will toggle between displaying and suppressing the status line.èÚÄÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Ctrl³-³F2³               UNLOCK STEM DIRECTION`ÀÄÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ```This function is available when the cursor character is a note.``When stem direction is unlocked, the stem of the cursor will always point`toward the center of the staff.  This mode is best used when entering single`line music.``The stem direction may be reversed and locked by pressing F2.``Locked stems are most useful for building chords or entering notes for one`of two voices sharing the same staff.èÚÄÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Ctrl³-³F3³               ERASE STAFF LINES`ÀÄÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ``This function clears staff lines for the current column and moves the cursor`one column to the right.``Staff lines for many columns may be erased by holding down ctrl-F3 while the`PC keyboard typematic function takes over, or by using the block function`(F5) ERASE STAFF option.èÚÄÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Shft³-³F3³               SINGLE LINE STAFF`ÀÄÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ``This function clears all but the center staff line for the current column and`moves the cursor one column to the right.``A single-line staff may be created for many columns by holding down shift-F3`while the PC keyboard typematic function takes over, or by using the`block function (F5) SINGLE LINE STAFF option.èÚÄÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Ctrl³-³F4³                   CUE MODE`ÀÄÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ``This function key is a toggle between Normal sized and Cue sized music.``It has no effect in text mode.``In Cue mode, small characters are provided for notes, rests, accidentals,`clefs and dynamics.``Keys Shift-0 through Shift-9 will provide small numbers rather than time`signatures numbers.è`ÚÄÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Ctrl³-³F5³               ADD OR DELETE MUSIC SYSTEM`ÀÄÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ``The 3 options of this function are:``  INSERT     - A blank system will be created above the current system.``  DELETE     - The current system will be deleted.  A verification prompt is`               provided. ``  ADD to end - A blank system will be added to the end of the document.`      (Note:  Pressing PgDn while in the last staff will also add a new system.)``If you want to ADD a formatted system (one already containing instrument`names, clefs, key signatures, bar lines, etc.), the following precedure is`recommended:``1. Create a document containing only one formatted system.`2. Save it to disk.`3. Start work on your document.  (After either Renaming or Loading.)`4. When a new system is needed, use the Append option from function F10,`   specifying the name of the formatted system that you saved to disk in step 2.èÚÄÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Ctrl³-³F6³               REMOVE TIE`ÀÄÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ``Position the cursor at the note where the tie begins or ends before pressing`this function key.```Press the UP or DOWN arrow key to remove a tie extending left of the cursor.``Press the RIGHT arrow key, then UP or DOWN to remove one extending to the right.èÚÄÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Ctrl³-³F7³               TRANSPOSE MENU`ÀÄÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ`If this menu is invoked from the block function (F5), only the music within`the block will be transposed.``If invoked by the function key Ctrl-F7, you may specify a range in your`document to be transposed by filling in numbers for start page and system, and`stop page and system.  "STAFF RANGE WITHIN EACH SYSTEM" is used to specify`which instruments are to be transposed.  For example, if only the second staff`of a five staff system were to be transposed, you would specify the START`value of the staff range as 2, and the STOP value as 2.``TRANSPOSITION SIGNATURES, DIRECTION and INTERVAL are all modified by pressing`the spacebar, or the numeric pad + or - keys.  ``First, set the SOURCE SIGNATURE field to match the signature in your document.`If you then specify the TARGET SIGNATURE, the INTERVAL will be set by the`program.  You may instead specify the INTERVAL, causing the program to set`the TARGET SIGNATURE.  Some intervals would be transposed to impossible key`signatures (such as D double flat).  When you specify such an interval, the`TARGET SIGNATURE is listed as NOT POSSIBLE.  Requests for transposition to`impossible key signatures will not be performed.èÚÄÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Ctrl³-³F8³                    NO FUNCTION`ÀÄÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙèÚÄÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Ctrl³-³F9³         DOCUMENT AND SYSTEM DEFINITION MENU`ÀÄÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ``WIDTH of the Music Area is the width of the printed music that is represented`on the screen during music edit mode.  The "Inside" and "Outside" margins`refer to the Alternating Page option on the PRINT menu.  A larger Inside`Margin is preferred when binding printed music.``The relationship between inches and columns is dependent upon the printer and`selected character size shown at the bottom of the menu.  Width in inches can`be set only by changing the width in columns, or by selecting a different`printer.  Make sure that TOTAL WIDTH IN INCHES does not exceed the capacity of`your printer!``LENGTH of the paper and top and bottom margins is used to automatically`set page breaks in the document.  If a system is too large to fit on the page`defined in this menu, an extra page will be allocated to print the rest of the`system.  Top and bottom margins are not shown on the screen while editing.``PRINTER TYPE and SIZE will affect both the Width in inches and the automatic`placement of page breaks in your score.  Place the cursor over the Printer`Type shown and press the Space Bar to select another printer.`(Press ENTER for help on SYSTEM DEFINITION.)è`ÚÄÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Ctrl³-³F9³             SYSTEM DEFINITION MENU`ÀÄÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ``Press Ctrl-F9 a second time to access the SYSTEM DEFINITION menu.``You may specify the number of staffs in each system by entering the number`in the box at the top of the menu.  The maximum number allowed is 42.``For each staff, you may specify an instrument name of up to 10 characters.`The instrument name will appear on the STATUS LINE and in the PART EXTRACTION`utility menu.```To change the system length of an existing document:` 1) Change the system length to one staff.` 2) Use function Ctrl-F5 to insert or delete staffs where required.` 3) Use the SYSTEM DEFINITION menu to change the system length to the`      desired number of staffs.` è`ÚÄÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄÄ¿`³Ctrl³-³F10³             RESUME PERFORMANCE`ÀÄÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÄÙ``Use this function to resume a midi PERFORMANCE after having ended or inter-`rupted a performance to return to the editor.``You may select one of three places to restart the performance:` 1) From the beginning of the system in which the performance was interrupted` 2) From the beginning of the current system being edited` 3) From the top of the scoreèÚÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Alt³-³F1³             INVERSE SCORE DISPLAY`ÀÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ``This function will change the display from white characters on a black`background to black characters on a white background, and vice versa.èÚÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Alt³-³F1³             VIDEO CONFIGURATION MENU`ÀÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ```VIDEO FORMAT - While many display adapters support multiple formats, you must`  have a monitor connected that supports the format you intend to select.`  Here are some monitors and the formats they support:`    CGA monitor              - CGA`    EGA monitor              - CGA, EGA`    VGA monitor              - CGA, VGA`    Multi-frequency monitor  - CGA, EGA, VGA, Super VGA`    Many laptop LCD monitors - CGA`    Some laptop LCD monitors - CGA, HiRes LCD (400X600)``MONITOR - Select "Grey-scale" if your monitor represents colors as varying`  shades of grey.  This option will make menus and help screens easier to read.``SCORE DISPLAY -  This function will change the music display from white`  characters on a black background to black characters on a white background,`  and vice versa.èÚÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Alt³-³F2³        REVERSE STEM DIRECTION OF SINGLE NOTE`ÀÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ``Reverse the stem direction of a single note directly under the cursor.`Cursor may be any character.``Use the STEM REVERSE option of the BLOCK function (F5) to reverse the stem`direction of chords, beams or several notes in succession.èÚÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Alt³-³F3³               REPLACE STAFF LINES`ÀÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ``This function replaces staff lines for the current column that were erased by`function Ctrl-F3 and moves the cursor one column to the right.``Staff lines for many columns may be replaced by holding down ctrl-F4 while`the keyboard "typematic" function takes over, or by using the REPLACE STAFF`option of the BLOCK function (F5).èÚÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Alt³-³F4³            LEAD SHEET CHORD SYMBOL MODE`ÀÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ`LEAD SHEET mode is indicated by an "L" shaped cursor.  Characters are entered`in a manner similar to TEXT mode.  That is, each character is entered into the`score when its key is struck.  The SPACEBAR, ENTER key, and LEFT mouse button`are not used to enter characters.  Press Alt-F4 again to exit LEAD SHEET mode.``    The character keys on the typewriter keyboard are reassigned as follows:   ` ÚÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÂÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÂÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿` ³ CHORD SYMBOLS                    ³ WORDS                ³ GUITAR CHORDS    ³` ³    A B C D E F G                 ³    min        N      ³                  ³` ÃÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄŽ    maj        M      ³  chord chart   H ³` ³ ACCIDENTALS                      ³    aug        <      ³  finger        J ³` ³    flat       2 (unless after 1) ³    dim        >      ³  open string   K ³` ³    sharp      3 (unless after 1) ³    sus        S      ³  muted string  L ³` ÃÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÅÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄŽ                  ³` ³ QUALIFIERS and ABBREVIATIONS     ³ NUMBERS              ³  fret numbers:   ³` ³               / - +              ³    1 4 5 6 7 8 9     ³                I ³` ³    dim        O                  ³    10 11 12 13 14... ³                V ³` ³    half dim   0 (unless after 1) ³                      ³                X ³` ³    maj 7      ]                  ³                      ³                  ³` ÀÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÁÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÁÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ`                The SHIFT key is not required for any character.èÚÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Alt³-³F5³             ADD OR REMOVE PAGE BREAK`ÀÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ``Page breaks are automatically assigned based on the paper and margin lengths`defined by you in the DOCUMENT DIMENSIONS menu (Ctrl-F9).  They show in the`document as horizontal dashed lines extending the full width of the screen.`Page breaks assigned by the program may not be removed.``By using Ctrl-F5, you may assign additional page breaks anywhere in the`document.  The page break will occur at the top of the current staff area.``User-assigned page breaks are distinguished by two columns of extra dashes on`the left side of the page break line.  User-assigned page breaks may be`removed by pressing Ctrl-F5 while the cursor is located in the staff area`immediately below the user page break line.  Program-assigned page breaks`may not be removed by Ctrl-F5.  Use Ctrl-F9 instead to define a larger page.``Be forewarned that if a page break is made within a system, page breaks will`occur at that same staff position in all succeeding systems until another user`defined page break is made elsewhere.  This situation should not arise, since`there really isn't any reason to split a system between pages.èÚÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Alt³-³F6³          CURSOR BLINK SPEED ADJUSTMENT`ÀÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ``Cursor blink speed will be affected by your computer's clock speed, the`presence of a mouse or midi device, and by your general attitude.``A prompt line asks you to press the cursor UP ARROW to increase blink speed,`the cursor DOWN ARROW to decrease blink speed.``Press the F10 key to return to normal editing.``Since the cursor blinks every time a key is pressed, the PC keyboard's`typematic function invoked when a key is held for more than 1/2 second will`mask the true speed of the cursor blink.  Let go of the key to see the real`blink speed.èÚÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Alt³-³F7³         REFORMAT & JUSTIFY document`ÀÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ`This function will automatically adjust the spacing of your music to aid in`creating a finished copy ready for printing.``Justification will proceed from the system in which the cursor is located to`the end of the document.  You may justify the entire score or just a portion.``To reformat the entire document, place the cursor anywhere in the first system`and press Alt-F7.  At this point you have the opportunity to specify a new`document width.``If the cursor is located in any system other than the first, you will not be`able to change the width of the document.  The music in the systems above the`cursor will remain unchanged.``You may cancel the refomat process at any point by pressing the Esc key.  The`document will then be restored to its original condition before the reformat`procedure started.``     PLEASE REFER TO THE MANUAL FOR OTHER FEATURES AND RESTRICTIONS.èÚÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Alt³-³F8³                    PRINT`ÀÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ`START                - First staff to be printed`STOP                 - Last staff to be printed`                        Page, System, and Staff numbers can be found on the`                        music screen STATUS line.  (See help for Ctrl-F1.)`NUMBER ON 1ST PAGE   - Numbering of pages will begin with this number. `PAGE NUMBER LOCATION - Options are: Right, Left, Alternate, Omit.  If`                        "Alternate" is selected, the Left and Right margin`                        sizes will also alternate to facilitate binding.`PRINT QUALITY        - Options are: Publication, Draft.  Applies only to 9-pin`                        printers.  Draft mode will print your document in half`                        the time, but with severe loss of quality.`BRACKETED CHARACTERS - Options are: Print, Suppress.  Any character may be`                        suppressed from printing by surrounding it by "Print`                        Suppress Brackets" (see character code list) and`                        selecting the SUPPRESS option here.`PRINTER TYPE         - Press the SPACE BAR here to access the printer menu.`PRINTER PORT         - Most printers are connected as the DOS Standard List`                        Device, or PRN.  You may instead select either parallel`                        port LPT1 or LPT2, or serial port COM1 or COM2.  If`                        you are using a serial printer, you must first use the`                        DOS command "MODE" to properly connect it.è                        more information on printers.èÚÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄ¿`³Alt³-³F9³                 REAL-TIME MIDI INPUT`ÀÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÙ`After setting paramaters in Panels One and Two of the real-time entry menu,`  press F10 to initiate entry mode.``"Automatic" metronome mode: the computer speaker or MIDI instrument will click`  in tempo at the lowest note value.  Use "<" or ">" keys or mouse to adjust`  tempo.  Press SPACE BAR or left mouse button to start a one-bar countdown.`  Begin entry on the downbeat following countdown.``"User-controlled" metronome mode: begin entry immediately -- no countdown.`  Press CTRL, SHIFT, ALT or right mouse button to control low-note-value clicks.``User-imposed rests: press SPACE BAR or left mouse button to start a rest.`  All note and rest values will extend to beginning of next note or rest.``Header (clef and key signature) MUST appear in staff areas where entry begins.`  Header will be automatically copied to each new system during entry.``Parts may be entered in the same staff separately for stems up and stems down.``Press ESC at any time to end real-time entry and return to normal edit mode.` è`ÚÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄÄ¿`³Alt³-³F10³                  PERFORMANCE MENU`ÀÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÄÙ``            See User Manual for help with performance functions.` èÚÄÄÄ¿ ÚÄÄÄ¿`³Shf³-³F10³                  COMPILE and PLAY`ÀÄÄÄÙ ÀÄÄÄÙ``This key sequence provides a quick method to create a MIDI sequence from your`score and to start playback.  It is especially useful when you want to`experiment with small changes to your score.``The starting and ending page and systems for this function are taken from the`last values entered on the COMPILE MIDI PERFORMANCE SEQUENCE menu (Alt-F10`option 2).  These values will be set to compile the entire document when a new`document is loaded, or when a system is added or deleted.` è                    DOCUMENT NAMES in MusicPrinter Plus```The document name prompt displays the disk drive and directory path that will`be searched for document retrieval.``   C:\MPP\``To retrieve a document from the drive and directory shown, type the name of the`document and press the ENTER key.  If the document does not exist in the drive`and directory shown, a new document will be created.``   C:\MPP\GAVOTTE will load GAVOTTE.MP1 from the directory \MPP\ on drive C:``You may backspace over the drive and directory to change it.``A list of MusicPrinter documents will be displayed from any existing drive and`directory if the last character on the line is a backslash (\) or colon (:).``   C:\MPP\   C:\AUGUST\EMPEROR\  and  A:  will each display a document list.è