Using help |
What is help? [Light] [Beginner] [Professional] [Notation] [Composition Light] [Composition Pro] [Drums and Percussion] [Guitar] [Choir] [Keyboard] [Soloist] Help is a way of quickly finding information or an explanation
concerning an aspect of Pizzicato. Help is available on screen
and contains much more than the printed manual. According to the
Pizzicato version you have, the printed manual shows a
compilation of the most essential pages. Nothing prevents you
from printing help pages which are not in the manual or that you
find important to have on paper. The help is organized in various lessons. The help menu [Light] [Beginner] [Professional] [Notation] [Composition Light] [Composition Pro] [Drums and Percussion] [Guitar] [Choir] [Keyboard] [Soloist] The Help menu of the main menu bar
lets you reach this page as well as the content of the
instruction manual. How to use help? [Light] [Beginner] [Professional] [Notation] [Composition Light] [Composition Pro] [Drums and Percussion] [Guitar] [Choir] [Keyboard] [Soloist] By choosing for example an article of the help menu, Pizzicato
displays the corresponding help page. At this time, Pizzicato
continues to run and the help page is always displayed in front
of Pizzicato (on Mac OS X, your Web browser opens and you may
switch from Pizzicato to the browser back and forth). Here are
basic explanations on how you can use this help window. Browsing through help Going through the help subjects already displayed Searching for a help subject Three buttons give you access to (on Mac OS X, they are
available in the table of contents): Getting help in a dialog box Printing a help subject Size of the help window Copying a help subject Reaching contextual help [Light] [Beginner] [Professional] [Notation] [Composition Light] [Composition Pro] [Drums and Percussion] [Guitar] [Choir] [Keyboard] [Soloist] Help is also available according to the
context in which you are in Pizzicato. To reach the
contextual help, set the mouse on the graphic element for
which you want help, for example a window, a tool or a dialog box. Then use the F1 key. On Mac, with an extended
keyboard, you can also reach it with the Help key. If help is available for that element, it
will appear in the form of a help window. If not, it is the
main help index that will be displayed. Direct yourself towards any subject you
want and explore the contents of help until you are
accustomed to it. The concepts learned during these last
lessons finally enable you to approach the practical use of
Pizzicato. Be certain to understand them fully and do not
hesitate to read these lessons again and again. They give you
the basic tools to communicate with Pizzicato. Have a good
journey!