I agree that it's [expletive deleted] annoying. I understood it to be related 
to copying Staff Styles, but I can't get any rhyme or reason out of it.

You have the right solution, though. Just before you go to work on the parts, 
select the Staff Tool, Select All, then go to the Staff menu and select "Apply 
selected staff styles to parts". You only have to do it once per chart, as long 
as you don't add any more Staff Styles afterward.

Also, open a case with MakeMusic and complain about it.

Christopher


On Wed Dec 29, at WednesdayDec 29 2:22 AM, Matthew Hindson (gmail) wrote:

> I found with this that when putting them in (F2010) that it's necessary to 
> select "Add Staff Style to score and parts" or whatever it's called from the 
> context menu.  I don't think just the metatools enables this automatically, 
> sadly.
> 
> Otherwise (in my experience) they have to be re-entered for the parts. Or you 
> have to go back into the score and there's a context menu I believe that 
> enables you to apply it to score and parts if you haven't in the first place.
> 
> Hopefully someone has a simpler solution because it's @#...@# annoying.
> 
> Matthew
> 
> 
> On 29/12/10 5:46 PM, Kim Richmond wrote:
>> Something I cannot understand, but you all probably have covered it long
>> ago, concerns Staff Styles in the newer versions. I'm on MacFin2011 but
>> I think this was true of 2010 also.
>> After having put in Staff Styles such as slashes on the score for
>> various parts using chord symbols, when I go to the part to format it,
>> the Staff Styles do not appear. Why? This way I have to put them in
>> again for EACH part.
>> The same is true about Multirests. Even though I do a Create/Multirests
>> in the score before I go to the parts, I find that I have to do that for
>> EACH part. That can't be right.
>> All the best,
>> KIM R

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