My ignorance may be unique for this fine list, but I have to admit to it.

I gratefully downloaded this plug-in. Read and followed the instructions on 
installing it. And ran into a problem which to me is pure voodoo.

From the Program options I found the location of the Plug-ins folder.

Pressed alt and found Bibliotek in the Gå menu (I am on the Danish version of 
Lion - might be Library in the Go to menu).

Found my way to the Finale 2012 folder, which has a subset of the subfolders 
visible in the Choose a Folder window in the program options. But only a 
subset. And no Plug-ins folder. 


How to make the invisible folders visible within their parent Finale 2012 
folder?

Is the reason that these missing folders don’t really exist? That they only are 
pre-made options in the Choose a Folder window, so that I have to create the 
Plug-ins folder myself?

Klaus    


>________________________________
>From: Jari Williamsson <[email protected]>
>To: [email protected]
>Sent: Sunday, October 16, 2011 9:51 PM
>Subject: [Finale] New 2012 plug-in: JW Instrument Change
>
>Hello!
>
>A new plug-in is now available for download from the Finale Tips site. 
>It's called "JW Instrument Change" and works only with Finale 2012 and 
>later versions.
>
>The plug-in maintains text instructions (as text expressions) at Finale 
>2012 Instrument Changes for the selected region. The positioning and 
>look of the expressions are handled by the chosen category, and the 
>plug-in is smart enough to move/remove instructions if the instrument 
>changes moves/disappears. Generally, it should be safe to apply this 
>plug-in on the whole document to keep the instrument changes visually 
>updated.
>
>The plug-in automatically sets the "break multi-measure rest" option in 
>the expressions. Let me know if you need to be able to set this optionally.
>
>TIP: If you just want to mark the instruments in the document, but not 
>print the changes - create a category that uses the hidden text style 
>and use that with the plug-in.
>
>The plug-in supports instrument names that use Unicode characters.
>
>A currently known limitation is changes for multi-staff instruments 
>(piano to celeste for example), where all staves currently get 
>expressions. I hope to soon fix this in an update.
>
>Download from the "Plug-ins" subsection at the Finale tips site:
>www.finaletips.nu
>
>
>Best regards,
>
>Jari Williamsson
>
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