Some formatting may be lost, however, so for the best results consider exporting those documents as PDFs first. You can also add text files (TXT, RTF, DOC, or DOCX) to your forScore library and they will be automatically converted to PDF files for you. Learn more about this feature in the Scan section of this guide. With it, you can snap photos of each page and let forScore turn them into a PDF file for you. Scanįor paper music you haven’t yet digitized, Scan is a great option. Visit the Services section of this guide to learn more. If you’ve purchased content from digital retailers like Musicnotes, Noteflight and Virtual Sheet Music, or if you use a cloud storage service like Dropbox, use the Services panel to access your files. Each app works a little differently, so consult their documentation for explicit instructions.
From the Mail app in iOS 14, for instance, tap and hold your finger down over an attachment until the contextual menu appears, then choose “Share” and tap “Copy to forScore.” In Safari and many other apps, look for the action icon (see the example to the right of this page) while viewing a PDF file. Visit /HT201301 for the most up-to-date instructions.įrom other apps: Use any app that supports system sharing features to send a copy of a PDF file to forScore. As of macOS 10.15 this panel is built into Finder, while in previous versions (and on Windows computers) it’s built into iTunes instead. On an iPad or Mac, use Drag & Drop to quickly and easily copy files into your forScore library.įrom a computer to an iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch: If you already have a PDF sheet music collection on your computer, File Sharing is a great way to get started. On a Mac, you can also access the Import function from the menu bar under File › Import. Import: Open forScore’s main menu and tap “Import” (or press command-I) to browse for any compatible files stored on your device or through any cloud services you’ve configured (learn more in The Files App section of this guide). Learn more in the Bookmarks section of this user guide. If you’ve got a longer PDF file that you prefer to keep together, bookmarks allow you to easily identify and navigate to specific pieces within the larger compilation.
If you have separate PDF files or images for each page of a score, you’ll need to combine those into one multi-page PDF file first. Look for this icon when working with PDF files in other apps it usually indicates that the app supports copying the file to other PDF-compatible apps on your device, including forScoreįorScore is designed around the PDF file format and generally works best when each file in your library contains all pages of a single piece of sheet music.
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