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The fingerings will be adjusted so that the chords are playable. This function works in conjunction with the ' Fingering Errors' screen option. The action is applied to the currently selected measures. The image below shows how the automatic rests (pastel color) are converted. For best results, you should use the ' X2' option and explicitly assign each note to the voice to which it belongs.

To prevent a tied note from being created, you must first insert a rest. TablEdit automatically corrects incomplete bars, either by increasing the duration of notes and rests, or by creating tied notes or rests. This function works in conjunction with the ' Automatic rests' display option. To avoid the correction, simply exclude the notes you do not wish to modify from the extended selection by creating a multiple selection. Note that a quarter note on the upbeat is not reported as a duration error but that TablEdit corrects it by creating a tied note. The image below shows how the duration errors (in red in the tablature) are corrected. TablEdit corrects notes in error by reducing their duration or by creating tied notes where desirable. This function works in conjunction with the ' Duration errors' screen option. Otherwise, the previously selected value will be used silently. If you have chosen the menu command, you will be asked to specify note duration to use as alignment value.

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If, for instance, you've imported a MIDI file which contains a 'roll', this will usually show up as a series of 1/64th notes spread out over a space equivalent to a 1/4 note or an 1/8th note. Its effect is to align a selected note or series of notes with the nearest note of the selected duration. This function has its principal use in connection with importing external file types, especially MIDI files. This sub-menu gives access to functions which allow you to make bulk corrections to the notes included in the current selection. This possibility exists only in the registered version. When you open the 'Find and Select' dialog while holding down the key from the menu command, the dialog box also gives you the possibility to view the inner coding of the currently selected item and to modify it.

When you close the dialog the items remain selected and you can apply to them any action you want (copy or delete them, change their vertical position, etc.) The Select button selects all of the items of the selected type (or within the current selection if there is is a multiple measures selection). The Find button locates the first occurrence of the selected item type, then the next one and so on. The dialog displays a list the various items used in the current module of the score. Selects all the contents of the current module. This item leads to a sub-menu containing two menu items: Any already existing content at the insertion point will be deleted. This inserts notes copied to the clipboard using either ' Cut' or ' Copy' at the cursor location. This performs essentially the same operation as ' Cut' except that the selected note(s) aren't deleted from their original location. The (see below) or using the keyboard shortcut +. This menu contains general editing controls designed to save you time when working with TablEdit.

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