Martin,

I'd like to help, but I am not clear as to what you mean. Your preference file (kept by default in User/Library/Preferences - but it need not necessarily remain there) affects all Finale documents. Your Maestro default controls certain settings for new documents. You can save a Maestro default file from anywhere you have one and place that one (assuming it's one you like) where the default file is usually kept (Finale components folder in the Finale application folder, if I remember correctly). Once it is in the correct spot, it controls elements of all new documents. They are two different things - your preferences and your default file. Tell us more, and I think you will get the help you want.

Chuck


On Aug 31, 2009, at 9:26 AM, Martin Banner wrote:

Recently I had to trash my preference file after I rearranged the main tool palette and Finale kept crashing on me. Now that I trashed my preference file, is it possible to take all my preferences from a current Finale document and transfer all those settings directly into Maestro Font Default file, or do I have to open that up and start adding each of my preferences one at a time from scratch into the Maestro Font Default file?

Thanks,
Martin








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