Hello. I have two full scores. When I click on them, the content is the same. Why did this happen? Did I click on the wrong thing? Thank you.
You’ve opened a new tab. You can close it by clicking the little cross when you hover over it (or Ctrl+W on Windows.)
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Thank you. But how did I create a new tab without knowing it?
The shortcut is Ctrl+T, and then you have to choose which layout you want to display as a new tab, so I can’t figure out how you managed to do it inadvertently!
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That allows you to have several layouts open at the same time. If you enable Windows > Vertical (or Horizontal) split, you can view both at once — it can be very handy.
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Thank you. I found the cause. When deleting a comma, you should press Ctrl+Shift+R, but I accidentally forgot to press Shift. The “Select recent layout” error would sometimes appear, and that was also the cause.
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I sometimes get a new tab when trying to undo (cmd-z).
On my German qwertz keyboard the “t” is next to the “z” - so sometimes I accidentally hit the t instead of the z.
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Me too. I think I made that mistake without even knowing it.
There’s also this method. I’ll look into it. Thank you.