When you explode staves, measure-attached smart shapes do not get exploded onto the new staves. I don't know why; they just don't, and never have for as long as I have been using the program. You have to copy them separately after exploding, using the filter and the selection tool copy function.
However, if you are using my method, and just extract the voiced part, all the measure-attached smart shapes are intact. Christopher On Thu Mar 22, at ThursdayMar 22 7:06 PM, Ryan wrote: > No. In this case the hairpins are attached to the correct staff. They did > not get exploded properly. > > On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 3:51 PM, Peter Taylor <[email protected]>wrote: > >> From: "Ryan" <[email protected]> >> >>> Thanks Darcy and Christopher, >>> That's what I thought the solution was, but I was hoping that there was >>> something more elegant in the newest version. >>> By the way, why don't measure attached smart shapes (i.e. hairpin >>> crescendos) get copied onto the exploded staves? Is that a bug or a >>> "feature"? >> >> Usually they do. I've found that sometimes they become attached to the >> staff below (or above) the required one when there are lots of ledger >> lines, >> e.g. in a tuba part, and when the staves are close together. As you enter >> a >> hairpin you'll see an arrow pointing up or down, indicating the staff >> you're >> attaching it to - sometimes it's necessary to actually draw the hairpin >> over >> notes and drag it down after extracting. _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
