Apple Logic Express 7 - Manual (Page 337)

Chapter 15 Score Editor 337
You can jump directly to any page, using the Go to Page key command, when working
in Page view mode. The Song Position Line is automatically set to the beginning of the
selected page, unless the sequencer is running when you execute the command. In this
situation, Catch mode will be turned off.
In Page View mode, Logic will automatically display as many pages next to each other
as possible, according to the size of the Score Edit window and current zoom level.
Print View
Print view will also show the page margins onscreen (if Page view is activated).
Note: the yellow area on the screen represents the printable area (which also depends
on the printer being used), not the actual sheet of paper.
Explode Folders
Displays the contents (MIDI Regions) of all lower display levels (folders), along with the
MIDI Regions of the current level.
If this option is not activated, folders are displayed as gray beams in linear view. In Page
view, they are not visible at all. As with the other windows, the contents of a folder will
appear when you double-click the gray beam that represents it.
Explode Polyphony
Displays every voice of a polyphonic Score Style on a separate staff. In general, this is
not intended for printout, but for convenient editing of polyphonic voices.
Scroll in Play
Changes Logic’s scrolling behavior when Catch is activated: the current song position
is always shown in the middle of the window, making the score display itself move
around the SPL, which stays in the center of the screen.
Part Box
• Show All Groups: If deactivated, only the Part box Group that is currently selected in
the top section of the Part box, appears below it.
• Lock Group Positions: This allows you to lock the order of Part box Groups. If
unlocked, the group of the most recently selected object is always moved up to the
top (of the lower section) of the Part box.
Toolbox
Hides/Shows the Toolbox on the left side of the Score window. As in all Logic windows,
the Toolbox is displayed at the current cursor position when you use the Esc key
command. Select a tool, or press Esc again to close the Toolbox.
SMPTE Time Ruler
Displays SMPTE timecode positions in the Bar Ruler (only in linear view). If there’s
enough vertical space, it will show both bar and timecode positions.