On Feb 11, 2007, at 7:46 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
On 12 Feb 2007 at 0:12, George Galway wrote:
This situation has happened to me also. I got round it by adding a
new
set of staves and copying the parts. When you have copied the
parts to
their new positions copy the new parts back to their original staves
and delete the surplus staves.
Why do you need to do this? Just copy from the current location to
the new location. You do have to add the Ctrl key to the click on the
destination for copying (on Windows, of course), and occasionally for
some reason Finale decides to ignore it and not copy, but I've found
that usually closing Finale and re-opening makes it respond to the
command again.
I've never found it necessary to use scratch staves for copying
horiziontally within the same staff -- I only use it when composing
and needing to, say, exchange voices (where copying would destroy
material that you want to keep).
Overlapping the source and target measures used to erase the
articulations in only the overlapped area. So I do this by copy/paste
or with scratch staves, as suggested.
Christopher
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