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TablEdit Users Say:
"I have been using TablEdit for approx 1 1/2 years. The program was recommended to me by my banjo instructor after I had expressed concern about how an unfamiliar song was supposed to sound and I did not have access to a recording. After using TablEdit for a couple of months, I found that I was able to slow the tune down to a managable level and play along. For the most part this eliminated the use of a Metronome, which I find to be extremely boring. Using TablEdit to learn new skills and songs, has greatly improved my skill level in a shorter time than had I not started doing this. I HIGHLY recommended this program as a Training Aid to anyone wishing to learn to play a stringed instrument!"
Jim Duncan - California, USA
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TablEdit Manual v2.65
Printing options
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This dialog allows you to select a variety of elements for inclusion on your printouts. It also allows you to set a specific scale for the overall size of the printout.
Print Scale
In MacOS environment, this setting is not defined within TablEdit itself but by the standard "Page Setup" dialog box. It affects the size of your printouts. Setting it to a value other than 100% allows you to increase or decrease the print size by degrees in order to optimize paper use or to increase it for greater legibility, e.g. when printing out chord sheets.
Proportional Note Spacing
This value sets the horizontal spacing between notes in both the tablature and the stave. This allows tablatures to be expanded or condensed to some degree.
Fixed Width Measures
If this is selected, TablEdit will produce measures of identical width (like those you see on the screen) taking only the intervals of the tablature into account. This generally results in a slightly larger number of pages for the printout. If the option is checked, the "Proportional Note Spacing" value described above has no effect.
The "Measures/Line" box to the right allows you to set the number of measures to be printed per line of tablature. Keep in mind that too high a number of measures per line will result in the tablature "bunching up" and make it harder to read. Four or five measures is about right for standard paper sizes.
Tuning beside Tablature
Causes the tuning to be printed next to the corresponding strings to the left of the first row of tablature. The "for all Lines" check box causes the tuning to be printed for each staff.
Bar Numbers
Causes the appropriate bar (measure) number to be printed above the extreme left of the first measure in each row of tablature as a reference. "for All Measures" causes the measure number to be printed above each measure on printouts.
Tied notes in Tablature
This two-part option controls the way tied notes are displayed (or not displayed, as the case may be) in the tablature. The setting made affects only printouts. If the option is left unselected, tied notes aren't indicated in the tablature at all. The space they occupy is simply left empty. If the option is selected but the "and Fret numbers" sub-option is not, the presence of tied notes will be indicated in the tablature only by the presence of the conventional connecting arc. This will simply end in "thin air", so to speak. The final combination is to select both the main and the sub-option. This will display both the tie arc mentioned above and the fret number of the tied note in the appropriate position. The latter is displayed in a smaller size.
Dotted notes in Tablature
When selected, dotted notes are displayed in the tablature in the same way as they are in the stave.
Rests in Tablature
When selected, rests are displayed in the tablature in the same way as they are in the stave. This affects both automatic and manually inserted rests.
From measure... To measure...
This allows the printing of selected measures. Simply enter the number of the first measure to be printed into the "From measure:" field and the number of the last measure to be printed in the "To measure:" field.
The last item on this tab is [Printer Setup]. Clicking on this button opens a standard dialog allowing you to select printing scale, paper size and orientation.
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