>>One way of determining the whereabouts of a lyric is to select the measure >>concerned and choose the plug in under Lyrics called 'Clear Lyric >>Positioning'. The dialogue that appears tell you the verse, chorus, >>section and its number. You can cancel to get out with no changes made to >>the file. <<
I will remember this when I get this material back for further edits, as I probably will. I didn't get your message until after I finished this wave of work on the material. I spent 25 hours on this between Friday evening and Sunday night, and I still have to go back tomorrow and finish extracting parts and printing. It was a very instructive experience. I have worked on computers since before there were PC's, and have always known that it is important to do things properly and to avoid jerry-rigging, and this really reinforced that concept for me. The the original operator's credit, he probably didn't think about someone else having to edit his work, and some of the things he did probably seemed reasonable work-arounds for things he might not have known how to do properly. However, he was inconsistent in how he did things. Sometimes when he needed to have the chords appear below the line, he dragged the chord baseline down; other times he put the chords in the lyrics. Another good thing that came out of this was that we had to get an upgrade to 2002b from 2001b. It's nice to see some of the improvements, although I had some trouble with the fancy slurs, and never figured out how to get the chord handles to appear. I know I haven't seen the last of this project. I will probably be begging for help again soon. Crystal Premo [EMAIL PROTECTED][EMAIL PROTECTED] _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
