Tempo 2003-08-21 01:07 pm I just want to say that I appreciate everyone who helped me. I just have one last question. I inserted a tempo (at default it's 120) of 100 in a song I was composing. I now want to change it. I can't undo tempo because I alreadt saved it and exited the program. I tried placing the cursor right after the tempo and hitting backspace but that just deleted a note in the measure. How do I remove the tempo? Thanks!Adam Quote Selected
Re: Tempo Reply #1 – 2003-08-21 01:48 pm Hold shift while pressing cursor-left (or put the cursor before the item and hold shift while pressing cursor-right) to select the item, or click-drag to select with the mouse. Then press CNTL-E or ALT-Enter to get into the properties dialog for that item.Use the same technique to edit any object in NWC. Quote Selected
Re: Tempo Reply #2 – 2003-08-21 02:12 pm Maybe Adam misunderstands how to select (highlight) the tempo?Adam: Look at the tempo. I can't duplicate the symbols here, but it should ook something like this:*N=120Where * is a little gray diamond, and N is a note.You need to select the little gray diamond, not the N=120 part. Quote Selected
Re: Tempo Reply #4 – 2003-08-22 01:33 am ...the little gray diamond...You left yours gray? How dull. Mine is a ghostly blue. I changed all the colors.Personalize it! Quote Selected
Re: Tempo Reply #5 – 2003-08-22 04:57 am Oh, ok. The instructions should then read, "Where * is a little gray diamond, and N is a note. Unless you're on Casper's system, in which case use the ghostly blue diamond." Quote Selected