Thanks for pointing out that distinction. I used that menu item a long time ago had forgotten it was there.
David Bailey does appear to be correct, from what I can tell, that adding another p. 2, for example, does *not* bring back any p. 2 text blocks. And, I know no way of retaining any text block formatting that may have been lost. Little consolation. Don Hart on 7/24/06 4:29 PM, David W. Fenton at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On 24 Jul 2006 at 16:20, Don Hart wrote: > >> Guess I was a bit unclear. The lack of recognition of the text blocks >> doesn't just misplace them. They are gone with the blank page to >> which they were attached. Having two blank pages is no help and >> results in both being "cleared" and a final page with a tidy, final >> double bar, which seems the only way to appease the Finale goblins. > > Is the *text* gone, too, or just the text block assigned to a page? > You can check by selecting the text tool, then on the Text menu, > choosing Edit Text, and cycling through the text blocks. This UI > seems to be a legacy of the ancient text interface (which was > terrible), but does allow you to create and edit text that is not > assigned to anything in your score. I use such a non-assigned text > block for keeping track of readings in original sources that I'm > changing in my Finale score. _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
