Focus after Fingering annotation

[ErlingIv]

Hi!
A request:
When entering fingering annotations in a score, the "focus" remains on the (fingering) annotation after it's been added. There is not a lot of "usefull" things to do in that situation. Better then to have the focus on the note for which the fingering was added.
In that way one could "move on", using arrow keys" to the next note and add the next fingering annotation, if so wanted. It simplifies the workflow.

[MarcSabatella]

Just press Space while editing the fingering to move to the next note. The useful thing to do with the fingering selected is fine tune itself position, so losing that would be not good.

[ErlingIv]

Hmm, in my case space just starts playing the score.

[MarcSabatella]

Then you aren't editing the fingeringh. If you add from the palette, you need to first double-click to edit. If you add from the menu or a shortcut

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[ErlingIv]

Of course. Should have been on forum, but anyway. Confused myself why I posted it here.
Using keyboard and not mouse and fingering palette is the clue.
A glitch is perhaps that on grace notes the space "jumps over" the "mother note". At least in 3.x.
Thanks anyway!

[MarcSabatella]

You can use the palette, you just need to double-click to edit the text in order for Space to take on that behavior.