Apple Logic Express 8 - Manual (Page 818)

818 Chapter 33 Working With Notation
Example: If you use the prefix Page—the word Page, followed by a space and the
actual page number—will be displayed on each page. This means that page three will
display Page 3. If you want the page number in the middle of the prefix, you need to
use the # symbol as a variable for the page number. An example: “- pg.# -” on the
second page prints as “- pg.2 -”.
You can also use the following text symbols to include automatically generated text in
the prefix:
 “\ i” for the score set name.
 “\ n” for the project (file) name.
 “\ s” for the name of the currently shown display level, which can be the MIDI region
or folder name (or even the project name, on the highest level).
 “\ d” for the current date (at the time of printout).
Bar Number Parameters
The Bar Numbers checkbox must be activated for the following parameters to have an
effect. Bar numbers can be placed above or below bar lines, and at the beginning of
the line, above or below the clef (they are automatically moved to a position where
they won’t overlap the clef ).
Horizontal Position
Choose either: At Bar Line or At Bar Center.
Vertical Position
The height above the staff. If a negative value is set here, the bar numbers are placed
below the staff.
Step
This value controls the interval (in bars) between the display of bar numbers. A value of
4, for example, results in bar numbers at the first, fifth, ninth bar, and so on. If you only
want bar numbers to be displayed at the beginning of each staff line, set this
parameter to 0.
Bar
This value is added to all actual bar numbers, for display.
Start With
Automatic numbering begins at the bar indicated here.
Hide Bar Numbers in Linear View
Does exactly what it says. Linear view refers to non-Page view.