When I was using my own default file, I never had this problem/
frustration.



Hi Hiro,

I have always used the same default files that I have taken with me starting with Finale 2001. I have never had any problems with the transfer during upgrades. I have one default file for parts, one for scores and one for importing midi files (when I do midi transcriptions.) I don't use the setup wizard so I don't have to call my default file Maestro Default file or Jazz Default file. My score file is set up for a large orchestra so it is easy to delete parts and respace if necessary. I am currently considering redoing my score default file for GPO playback. Each default file has one measure in it and I use clip files to insert the "form" of the piece.

But there have been times that I have needed to import libraries etc. I use the Library features within Finale for some things including Chords as you are trying to do. I clear out the libraries as you have done but then I use Patterson plug-ins Settings Scrapbook to move over chord settings too. (Settings Scrapbook alone is worth the price of Bob's plug-ins in my opinion as it really fills in the gaps with Finale's Library feature.) You may also try running from within the chord tool Chord>Change Chord Suffix Fonts. There are a couple of spacing settings that you can reset. I have never used this feature myself but you may want to try it. Let me know what you find out!

For your text blocks, try out TGTools>Modify>Transfer. You can transfer page text from one document to another as well as many other things. I also use TGTools>Modify>Transfer>Metatools to transfer my expression and articulation metatools when necessary. Look around in this part of the TGtools plug-in. There are a ton of useful things there!

Best,

Karen
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