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Originally Posted by davidfor
From the web site, it looks like they have made some attempt to do this. There are some details about organising the pages of the score so that only paging forward is used. It doesn't appear to be automatic, but the user of the device has to organise what they need, but it looks like they can order the pages so that a group of pages will be repeated however many times it is needed. The "shadow copies" sounds like a good description to me.
Of course, it would be better if the digitisation of the score and the software displaying it handled this automatically. Some of these are up to the interpretation of the performer, and what is done while learning a new piece is different, so something like this would need to be customisable. My experience with this is fairly low (turning pages for other family members) and I've never really looked at the software available, so maybe something is already available to do this.
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Something that I've been trying to do, see this software specification:
E-Part Spec
Lilypond music editor has the option to roll off the repeats in the generated PDF, but it does not work for other jumps like Da Capo, Segno, Coda, etc.