Proofreading panel - Dorico Elements - 6.1

• You can hide/show the Proofreading panel by clicking Panels , then Proofreading in the Notations toolbox.

  You can also hide/show the right zone by pressing Ctrl/Cmd-9.

The Proofreading panel contains the following:

1. Categories menu

   Allows you to filter the proofreading categories that you want to display in the Proofreading panel.

   

   The Categories menu comprises the following:

   • Filter field: Allows you to search for categories according to your entry.

   • Clear Filter: Removes your entry from the Filter field.

   • Categories: Contains a list of the available proofreading categories. Categories are displayed in the Proofreading panel when their checkbox is activated.

   • Selection options: Allow you to select/deselect all categories. For example, you can deselect all categories and then activate the checkbox of a single category that you want to display.

2. Clear Filter

   Resets the Categories menu to displaying all available proofreading categories.

3. Flows

   Displays the flows whose proofreading issues are displayed in the Proofreading panel.

4. Edit Flows

   Allows you to filter the flows whose proofreading issues you want to display in the Proofreading panel.

   

   The Flows menu contains a list of all the flows in the project. Flows are displayed in the Proofreading panel when their checkbox is activated.

   At the bottom of the list, selection options allow you to select/deselect all flows. For example, you can deselect all flows and then activate the checkbox of a single flow that you want to display.

5. Show ignored

   Hides/Shows ignored proofreading issues in the list. When shown, ignored issues appear grayed out.

6. Clear ignored issues

   Allows you to remove the ignored status of all issues in the project.

7. Proofreading issues list

   Displays all the proofreading issues in the current layout and selected proofreading categories and flows, if applicable.

   Clicking a proofreading issue in the list automatically moves the view in the music area to bring the corresponding rhythmic position into focus. A temporary animated highlight also appears at the corresponding position.

   The list updates automatically as you input and edit your music. When you edit music to remove the sources of proofreading issues, those issues disappear from the Proofreading panel. However, both new and old proofreading issues can appear in the Proofreading panel, if subsequent changes you make to your music cause the corresponding issues to recur.

   Tip

   When proofreading is enabled, the current number of issues is also displayed in the Proofreading button in the Notations toolbox.

   

8. Proofreading status

   Displays the current proofreading status. Allows you to enable/disable proofreading.

Each proofreading issue in the panel displays the following information:

1. Instrument affected by the issue, if applicable

2. Issue description

3. Issue category identification: Dorico Elements uses colors and symbols to help you differentiate between issues.

4. Flow in which the issue occurs

5. Bars in which the issue occurs

6. Ignore status of the issue: ignored issues appear grayed out and can optionally be hidden from the list.

   • Ignore issue: Allows you to ignore the corresponding issue. Available when you hover the mouse pointer over the bottom right corner of issues in the list.

   • Include issue: Allows you to remove the ignored status of the corresponding issue.