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Sibelius should no longer crash if the user tries to force it to do something while it is auto-saving in the background.

A problem with exporting Sibelius 2 files that would prevent Sibelius 2 from opening the exported files has now been fixed.

If a manuscript paper uses a custom page size, it is now created at the correct size from the File > New Score dialog.

Trying to save a file that has the Read-only attribute set no longer causes that file to be deleted (Windows only).

Canceling File > Quit with multiple files with unsaved changes open no longer causes Sibelius to close, losing the changes in the remaining open files.Sibelius now fully complies with Apple's Human Interface Guidelines for the use of file extensions when saving and exporting files.Scores recovered by auto-save now retain their original filename, rather than opening as Untitled.

Sibelius first keypad layout windows#

Switching to a score (via the Window menu) that has been minimized to the Dock no longer causes all the floating windows and the toolbar to stop responding (Mac only).

The error message Sibelius cannot find the file that appears when launching Sibelius by double-clicking a score in Windows Explorer in Windows XP SP2 no longer occurs.

Some scores would cause Sibelius to crash or hang indefinitely when exporting a MIDI file, due to a problem whereby the tempo was not being correctly initialized for each track this is now fixed.

When exporting MIDI files, if user has written any system text items that change the Rhythmic feel settings, the resulting MIDI file no longer ignores the initial Rhythmic feel setting chosen in Play > Performance.

missing notes, hundreds of extra bars, etc.

MIDI files exported from scores that use Rubato no longer exhibit all kinds of bizarre effects, e.g.

Sibelius no longer crashes when entering a long pathname or filename in File > Export > Audio (Mac only).Switching on Draw at top/bottom of page on the Vertical Posn tab of Edit Text Style now correctly disables the Multiple positions checkboxes immediately, rather than requiring you to re-open the dialog.The list of text styles in House Style > Edit Text Styles now correctly shows the last-edited text style when finishing editing a text style, rather than showing the very top of the list.Renaming an existing staff type or creating a new one now correctly updates the Create > Other > Staff Type Change menus as appropriate.The enharmonic spelling chosen for the Tuning / Key signature option for guitar tab staff types is now correctly saved, and will not change when the score is re-opened.Clicking a note in the Percussion page of Edit Staff Type now plays it back through the chosen playback device.Page numbers no longer appear justified to the wrong edge of the page in the preview window of the Layout > Document Setup dialog.It's now possible to switch off the Use custom chord symbol option when editing a chord diagram.Deleting a rest at the start of a bar that begins with a group of beamed notes no longer causes Sibelius to beam the notes to a beamed group at the end of the previous bar.One of the improvements of Optical beam positions is that cross-staff beams now use flat beams by default.Dragging the left-hand end of the beam now drags the entire beam.dotted eighth followed by sixteenth) will now always produce flat beams.

Beamed dotted rhythms on the same pitch (e.g.Except in extreme circumstances, the angle of a beam will no longer change as the spacing expands and contracts.Sibelius is now able to correctly determine the stem direction of all notes under a beam, enabling improvements in note spacing (in particular, in cases where Sibelius does not allow enough space because it expects the stem is pointing in the opposite direction to that in which it would point if it were unbeamed), ties (which no longer appear to flip over page breaks as you drag the score around), and magnetic slurs (which no longer flip over page breaks).Start repeat barlines at the start of the system are now spaced correctly and do not collide with key signatures etc.It's now possible to drag articulations above rests independently of the rests themselves (this does not apply to bar rests).Arrange no longer adds dynamics to staves to which it adds no notes.The following problems from earlier versions of Sibelius have been fixed in Sibelius 4: Arrange