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If there is a power failure or if you make a significant mistake, you can recover the
last-saved version of your project by opening this file. You should then save your
project under a different name by using the File-Save As command.
To Save a Project
1. Choose File-Save As to display the Save As dialog box.
2. Choose the type of file you want to save from the Save as Type list.
3. Enter a file name and click Save.
SONAR saves the file.
To Change the Auto Save Settings
1. Choose Options-Global and click the General tab.
2. To enable Auto Save, set either the number of minutes or the number of
changes between saves.
3. To disable Auto Save, set both values to zero.
4. Click OK.
From now on, your projects are saved automatically according to the settings you
entered.
Labeling Your Projects
SONAR lets you attach subtitles, composer credits, copyright, and other
information to your projects, as shown in the following table:
Title The title for your project; prints automatically at the top
of a Staff view printout.
Subtitle For a subtitle or dedication; prints directly below the title
in a Staff view printout.
Instructions Use for performance instructions; prints flush left in a
Staff view printout.
Author Put your name here if you are the composer. Prints
flush right in a Staff view printout.
Copyright Copyright information prints flush right, under the author
name, in a Staff view printout.
Keywords Put keywords describing the project here for future
reference.
Comments Free text comments. Type as much as you like. You can
enter approximately the same amount of text as you
can in Windows Notepad.
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