Labeling your projects

Music Creator lets you attach subtitles, composer credits, copyright, and other information to your projects, as shown in the following table.

Table 32.  

Label	Description
Title	The title for your project; prints automatically at the top of a Staff view printout.
Subtitle	For a subtitle or dedication; prints directly below the title in a Staff view printout.
Instructions	Use for performance instructions; prints flush left in a Staff view printout.
Author	Put your name here if you are the composer. Prints flush right in a Staff view printout.
Copyright	Copyright information prints flush right, under the author name, in a Staff view printout.
Keywords	Put keywords describing the project here for future reference.
Comments	Free text comments. Type as much as you like. You can enter approximately the same amount of text as you can in Windows Notepad.

This information is shown in the File Info dialog box, which is displayed using the Project > Info command. If the File Info window is open when you save a file, then this window is displayed automatically the next time the file is opened. This is useful if you:

Share files with others and want them to see special instructions when they open the file

Want your copyright information to be displayed automatically

If the File Info window is closed when you save the file, it will not be automatically displayed the next time the file is opened.

Although you cannot use Edit menu commands while working in the File Info window, standard Windows hot keys like CTRL+X, CTRL+C, and CTRL+V can be used to cut, copy, and paste text.

To display and edit project information

1.	Choose Project > Info to display the File Info window.

2.	Edit the information as desired.

Figure 62. The File Info window

3.	If you want the File Info window to display automatically, save the file.

4.	Click Stats to see statistics about the contents of the file.

5.	Choose File > Print Preview if you want to print the project information

6.	Close the File Info window.