This feature doesnt work for me (Win 10, v.4.0.031):
If you show the jump bar in commands mode after performing a command, your previous entry is shown with its text selected.
Hitting J always gives me an empty bar.
Is this another instance of my unique version of Dorico?
David
When you say āan empty barā, what do you mean? An empty list in the Jump Bar menu? Or that Dorico is somehow inserting a bar into the project when you press the ājā key?
Clarification: I mean an empty list in the jump bar. Sorry!
I have now discovered that this only happens when I have no note selected in the score, which is often the case when I want to turn bar numbers on or off.
David
There were some bugs with the way this worked in earlier releases of v4 so deleting the existing jump bar history may help. On Windows this history is in the registry, at HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Steinberg-Dorico4\jumpBarCommands
- you can delete that key.
Richard,
thereās a whole folder of commands. Do I delete the folder?
D
Yes, thatās right, itās a list of commands youāve previously invoked from the jump bar. There were some problems with the way this information was stored, and, although weāve fixed them now (I hope!) you may need to clear the list to start it working.
Closed Dorico, deleted registry entry. Now the problem is different:
I input Page bar numbers in the Jump bar: it works.
Then return (without selection) and the list is empty. Hit down arrow. Still empty. Dismiss J bar.
Select a note and hit J: J bar contains Bar Numbers (but below the selection box and not blue), down arrow does nothing.
Do I need to reinstall v.4.0.31.1060?
David
No, I suspect this is a bug on our side - Iāll investigate, thanks.
OK. Thanks for your help!
David
The Jump Bar does respond contextually to the selection. Commands that cannot apply to the current selection are omitted.
I had hoped that this problem might have been solved in 4.1; but when I press J, I get the previous command, though it is unselected and in order to highlight the command I have to hit arrow down, arrow up, before I can select and reuse it.
David