The Snapshots tool has been retired with forScore 10.4 since Layers provide many of the same functions with even greater flexibility. For step-by-step instructions, please visit this knowledge base article.
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Page Copy & Paste forScore ProĮxclusively for forScore Pro subscribers using forScore 11.2 or later, the PDF layer allows you to copy and paste the contents of a PDF page. This can take a little bit of time, so consider splitting up very long files into smaller collections, if appropriate, to minimize this delay. If needed, forScore also regenerates the working copy for every page affected by changes you’ve made to score layers. Note: to ensure page turns are as fast as possible, forScore flattens annotation layers into a single working copy when you save your changes. You can create up to four of these layers per score. Each page has its own unique annotations, but if you delete, hide, show, or rearrange score layers on one page those changes will take effect on all other pages as well. Score layers are linked annotation layers that are available on every page of a score. You can also move text annotations between layers: while editing a text annotation, tap “Layers” in the toolbar just above the keyboard (or along the bottom of the screen if you’re using an external keyboard) to move that annotation to a different layer. Its copy and paste functions work within whichever layer is currently active, so you can select annotations in one layer, copy and then clear them, choose another layer, and paste them there.
If you’ve made markings on one layer and want to move it to another layer, the Selection tool can help. This action also gives you a quick way of clearing all of the annotations on a particular layer without removing it entirely.
Without activating edit mode, you can also remove a layer by swiping over it from right to left in the list view. To delete a layer, tap “Edit” and then tap the red button on the left-hand side of a cell to confirm and remove it and all of its associated markings. Use drag and drop gestures or tap the “Edit” button and drag the reorder control on the right-hand side of a layer to move it up or down. To the right of each layer in the list you’ll find three icons for toggling its visibility, merging it with the one behind it (above it in the list), and duplicating it. Items shown in this list from top to bottom represent layers from back to front (the layer at the top of the list contains annotations shown behind all others, and annotations within the layer at the bottom of the list are displayed in front all others). Any markings you create are placed within the layer that’s currently active. Your new layer is given a default name and automatically made active (represented by a slightly darker background), and you can tap its title to rename it or tap other layers in the list to change the active layer at any time. Tap the Layers button and then use the + button to create a new layer. Every page always has at least one layer and can have up to eight page layers in total. The Layers button replaces the Snapshots button in the annotation toolbar and allows you to view and manage layers, and to select one layer to make it active.
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