As I understand, a song can be associated with several files. For example a lead sheet (ChordPro), a score (PDF), some photocopies (JPG).
To enhance images, most notably scanned images, sharpening can be applied to the image.
However, the sharpening settings are part of the song settings while I would expect these to be part of the file settings. So currently individual scans for the same song can not have different sharpening settings.
It this intentional or am I overlooking something?

BTW No big deal -- just curious.

This may be an Android thing and certainly isn't high priority, but...

I was trying to create a new song with several files in it. I had a rather long list of files to choose from so I used search to find the ones I wanted. Having found and selected the first file I changed the search to find and select the second. Then when I clicked OK only the second file was added to the song.

Not what I expected or really wanted, but may be "what you get"

Andy

What is the intended purpose for the 'Signatures' field? The manual seems to point at time signatures but I cannot find a relation in the program.

Related: How to specify 'cut time' (alla breve) 2/2 in the metronome settings?

Since the last few updates (not sure exactly since when, only noticed it a few days ago with 1.1.3), the filter buttons have stopped responding..
The main search button still produces a selectable list, as usual, but the other buttons (collections, diff, genres, etc.) don't work at all. If I try to select them, the small arrow symbol turns blue, but the dropdown list doesn't appear... Seeing this behavior on both my Nexus 7 and my Note 12.

Ok, this totally could be me on this one so this maybe a how to question! 

I went to use the pro companion (after it updated) this morning and dragged music to it as I always do.  It gave me the following error message..."A file exists in the storage location with the same name, and is used by {0} other songs.  Would you like to replace the existing file, rename the new file or cancel?" If I hit rename, it doesn't allow me to type anything in the next box. The only way I could get it to load was to hit replace.  The kicker of this situation is that I just got this music so it was never loaded into MSPro before.  

Now, for the back story, I have a bunch of songs; solo, quartet, orchestra; where the pdf "file name" would be Clarinet_1 or Clarinet _2 or etc...that is in a folder with the actual song name.  I've never had this issue before with MS or MS Pro.

Any suggestions?  Thanks for the help and input!

When a song is removed, it seems that its entries in the MetronomeBeatsPerPage table are not removed.

Not quite sure when this crept in (lot of updates recently) but I'm certain it used not to be like this.

I have Placeholders with some simple text.  Now, I usually run in reverse colour mode (white on black) so I chose the colour of the text such that it was red (well, more of a cerise) in that mode - which means green in normal mode. 

While playing around today, I realised that inverting the display no longer makes any change to the page colour of the Placeholder, it stays white in both modes - but the text colour does change!  That's really strange.

I have a ChoPro file "fiets.cho" that starts with

{t: Op Fietse}
{artist: Daniël Lohoes & Skik}
{key:C}
{capo:2}
{tempo:104}
{time:4/4}

I have checked "Use Text Fields During Song Creation".

When I import this file, I get a song titled "fiets" (after the file name). In the song view the title is "Op Fietse" (as it should be) and below it is the artist info.
However, when I edit this song, field "Title" shows "fiets" and none of the other metadata has been set.

What am I doing wrong?

MSPro version 1.1.3.

In the song editor, the top right reads "CANCEL V OK" (where V is a checkmark). What is the difference between hitting the check mark and OK?

Attached a piece with the cropping problem.