At 11:44 PM 07/14/02, Johannes Gebauer wrote: >I think one can be pretty sure that switching from one tool to another does >not change anything in the document. If indeed this does change something in >the file this is fact alone is more concern than whether this unwanted >change is actually saved.
My theory is that this change and others like it update the time/date stamp, which is stored somewhere in the file, but only displayed if you use it as an insert in a text box. In any case, updating the time/date stamp does not appear in the undo list. -- At 5:17 PM 07/14/02, Robert Patterson wrote: [answering Johannes Gebauer] >> switching from one tool to another does >> not change anything in the document. >It changes something, though, because Finale remembers which tool you >were on the next time you launch it. Not on my system it doesn't. I just tested it. It looks to me like this is behaving as a program setting, not a document setting. In any case when I changed the tool and saved it, the change was not "remembered" by the document when I reopened it. mdl _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
