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Write mode
Write mode allows you to input and edit your music, including changing the rhythmic positions of items, changing the pitch of notes, and deleting notes and items. The available toolboxes and panels allow you to input all the notes and notation items that are most commonly used.
Transposing tools
In Dorico Pro, you can change the pitches of existing notes in a variety of ways.
Respelling notes
You can change the enharmonic spelling of notes so they are shown as their enharmonic equivalents; for example, to show the stepwise movement in a phrase clearly, or to avoid altered unisons in a chord. You can do this for all layouts or only in the current part layout.
Copying note spellings to other layouts
You can copy note spellings to other layouts; for example, if you originally respelled notes in a part layout but want those spellings to appear in the full score layout as well.

Copying note spellings to other layouts

You can copy note spellings to other layouts; for example, if you originally respelled notes in a part layout but want those spellings to appear in the full score layout as well.

Procedure

In Write mode, open the layout containing the note spellings you want to copy.
Select the notes you want to respell.
Choose Write > Respell > Propagate Note Spellings.

Result

The spellings of the selected notes in the current layout are copied to all other layouts in which those notes appear.