ScorePDF v11.0 Updates

2025-02-24

Added PDF export functionality that includes annotations.
Added bookmark functionality.
Added a feature where tapping the menu title on the sheet music viewing page displays a list of bookmarks and setlist sheet music, allowing you to jump to the selected page.
Added label functionality for setlists.
Modified the search bar so that tapping it displays the search history.
Added an option to reopen the page that was previously open.
Added an option to display the menu when opening a sheet music file.
Added an option for tapping the bottom edge.
Now compatible with iPhone.
Fixed an issue in the setlist addition screen where using the search function would open the purchase page.
Fixed an issue where the detailed settings for annotations overlapped with the home bar.

ScorePDF: Sheet Music Viewer [iOS, Android]

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Contents

1. Details of Key Updates

Details of Key Updates

Export of PDFs Including Annotations

It is now possible to export PDF files that include annotations.

On the sheet music viewing screen, tap the icon at the right end of the menu bar and select “Export." This lets you configure whether to include annotations in the output, and by pressing the generate button, the PDF file creation begins.

Once the PDF generation is complete, a preview screen will open, allowing you to print or share the file using the buttons at the bottom.

Please note that setlists and page reordering within the app are not reflected. If you would like setlists and page reordering to be included in the exported PDF, please contact us. We will consider this for future updates.

Bookmark Functionality

A feature has been added that allows you to set bookmarks on pages.

On the sheet music viewing screen, when you tap the bookmark icon (located to the left of the pen icon) in the menu bar, you can enter a title for the bookmark. When you press the add button, a bookmark is set on that page.

Entering a title is optional; if you do not enter one, the page number will be displayed as the bookmark title.

By tapping the title in the menu bar, you can view a list of sheet music from bookmarks and setlists.

Within this list, tapping on a sheet music or bookmark title will jump to that page.
By pressing the menu button to the right of a bookmark title, you can delete the bookmark or edit its title.

To make this feature more accessible, an option has been added to display the menu bar when a sheet music file is opened (see below).

Please note that as a result of implementing this feature, the icon that displayed the sheet music list within a setlist next to the slider has been removed.

Setlist Label Functionality Added

Previously, labels could only be added to sheet music, but with this update, you can now add labels to setlists as well.

As a result, when filtering by labels, the label filter will remain active even when switching between sheet music and setlists.

Search History

Tapping the search bar now displays the search history.

When you press the search button on the software keyboard, the text you entered is saved to your search history.

Tapping a search history entry executes that search.

Pressing the arrow button to the right of a search history entry inputs that text into the search bar.

Long-pressing a search history entry deletes it from the search history.

Up to 10 search history entries are saved.

Added Options

We have added two options: “Open last viewed page" and “Menu display when opening a score."

When “Open last viewed page" is enabled, the next time you open a sheet music file, it will jump to the page you were on last.

When “Menu display when opening a score" is enabled, the menu bar will be displayed as soon as you open a sheet music file.

Tap the Bottom Edge

We have added an option called “Tap bottom."

With this option, similar to “Long press" and “Tap top," you can choose the action performed when tapping the bottom edge, selecting from “Display menu bar," “Annotation," or “Disabled."