At 12:42 AM -0400 5/11/02, Christopher BJ Smith wrote: >At 11:33 AM +1000 5/11/02, helgesen wrote: >>Someone answered this a couple of weeks ago- I either misread or >>misunderstood- sorry! >>Long measure (12/8) all quavers, all to be raised to #. Please remember I'm >>a simple entry retard! >>How do I avoid having to click EACH note. I thought I remembered >>'shift-click' first one= all done! >>Obviously that's not it. Someone remind me please. I promise I'll make a >>note of it this time! Regards, Keith in OZ > > >If they are all different pitches and you want them ALL changed to >sharps, then Mass Mover>Transpose>up an augmented unison. This works >even if there are a couple NOT to be sharped, as you can more easily >click on the couple to change them back, than to click on EVERY one >to sharp them in the first place.
Sounds like you are working too hard. Are you entering all the notes before applying the accidentals? It's easier in simple entry is to enter the notes by indicating quavers with the numeric 4 key and "S" for sharp and just enter them with one click. they will automatically already be sharped. To keep the quaver (eighth) note value and enter a non-sharp note, just hit the s again and it turns off the sharp. Linda Worsley _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
