What you have to do is to save your altered file under something like LawrenceDefault.ftm (finale template) and then change the setting for what the default template is under Program Options. OR you can make a copy of the MaestroDefault.FTM (or whatever its real name is) and move that to a holding-folder and save your altered version under the name MaestroDefault.FTM so that it will be used even when you create a new file using the Wizard.
But if you save it under a name OTHER than what the program thinks is the name of the default file, then it continues to open its assumed default file, thus making it seem as if you have lost all your settings. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Dear Johannes, > > I have read your excellent web-page on "How to Make Finale look > Professional" and have implemented some of the changes in my document. > How do I save these changes as the deafult - my settings revert to the > old default when I start a new file. > > The "Document Options" are greyed out unless I have a document open. > > Thanks, > > All the best, > Lawrence > > http://lawrenceyates.co.uk -- David H. Bailey [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
