Power tab viewer windows

You can either select from the options in the pull-down menu, or enter any percentage and press ENTER. This button will zoom the page so that its width fits in your display window.

This may mean that the page height extends above and below your display window. This option becomes available when you select one or more objects, such as text boxes or pictures. Clicking this button will zoom the page so that the selected objects fill your display window. To return to a different zoom simply select one of the other options in the Zoom group. Clicking this button will resize and move your currently open Publisher windows so that they are side by side.

This option will cause all you open Publisher windows to resize and move so that the windows cascade from upper left to lower right. This pull down will show you all open Publisher windows and enable you to select and jump to any of those windows.

Publisher More Need more help? Expand your skills. Get new features first. Was this information helpful? Yes No. Thank you! Any more feedback? The more you tell us the more we can help. Can you help us improve? Resolved my issue. Clear instructions. Easy to follow. The Power Tab Editor creates files that can only be viewed and used by the Editor. All Power Tab files are saved using the file extension.

PDF output of a guitar score. PDF output of a bass score. Page loaded in 0. Power Tab. Search for:. What is tablature? Note that clicking the New or Open icons on the toolbar does not create a new tab with a separate session. Instead, those buttons open a new or existing script file on the currently active tab with a session. You can have multiple script files open with each tab and session. The script tabs for a session only appear below the session tabs when the associated session is active.

To make a PowerShell tab active, click the tab. To select from all PowerShell tabs that are open, on the View menu, click the PowerShell tab you want to use. A dialog box appears and prompts you to enter details required to establish the remote connection. The remote tab functions just like a local PowerShell tab, but the commands and scripts are run on the remote computer.

If you have unsaved files open in the PowerShell tab that you are closing, you are prompted to save or discard them. For more information about how to save a script, see How to Save a Script.