Re: [Finale] Program Function Keys on Mac

[Giovanni Andreani]

Looks good,

and tempting me...
Thanks for the feedback!

Giovanni




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>Just a quick follow-up in case it's helpful to other folks.
>
>Downloaded Keyboard Maestro for $36, and it worked perfectly.
>
>Programmed F1 - F4 as layers 1 - 4, F5 to favor sharps in enharmonic
>spelling and F6 to favor flats.
>
>Then programmed F7 as Speedy Entry, F8 as dynamics, F9 SmartShape, F10
>articulation, F11 as lyrics and F12 text.
>
>I think it'll significantly increase productivity. Thanks again for the
>suggestion,
>
>Mike
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[Finale] Program Function Keys on Mac

[Michael Dutka]

Just a quick follow-up in case it's helpful to other folks.

Downloaded Keyboard Maestro for $36, and it worked perfectly.

Programmed F1 - F4 as layers 1 - 4, F5 to favor sharps in enharmonic
spelling and F6 to favor flats.

Then programmed F7 as Speedy Entry, F8 as dynamics, F9 SmartShape, F10
articulation, F11 as lyrics and F12 text.

I think it'll significantly increase productivity. Thanks again for the
suggestion,

Mike
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Re: [Finale] Program Function Keys on Mac

[Michael Dutka]

Thanks, guys. Yes, I think I can figure out how to use the built in macro
functions, but I checked out Keyboard Maestro, and that looks great - just
what I need.

Much appreciated. Best,

Mike

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> Date: Wed, 16 Nov 2016 12:54:34 -0800
> From: "j...@thomastudios.com" <j...@thomastudios.com>
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> Keyboard Maestro.  It will do exactly what you want and much more.
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> Date: Wed, 16 Nov 2016 16:31:27 -0500
> From: Christopher Smith <christopher.sm...@videotron.ca>
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> Layers are built into Finale now. Opt-cmd 1 is layer 1 (you can do it
with your thumb sideways and your index) then 2, 3, and 4 are predictable
enough?
>
> I use System Preferences>Keyboard>Shortcuts? App Shortcuts to make
certain F keys into preferences. No 3rd party required. Make sure you spell
the menu item properly, with caps and spaces exactly as is.
>
> Christopher
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Re: [Finale] Program Function Keys on Mac

[Christopher Smith]

Layers are built into Finale now. Opt-cmd 1 is layer 1 (you can do it with your 
thumb sideways and your index) then 2, 3, and 4 are predictable enough…

I use System Preferences>Keyboard>Shortcuts… App Shortcuts to make certain F 
keys into preferences. No 3rd party required. Make sure you spell the menu item 
properly, with caps and spaces exactly as is.

Christopher


> On Wed Nov 16, at WednesdayNov 16 3:40 PM, Michael Dutka 
>  wrote:
> 
> Hi folks. Running 2010 on a MacBook Pro whose hard drive just died and had
> to be replaced (recovering my data, thank all that's holy).
> 
> When I bought it originally, I asked the technician to set up function keys
> such that F1 - F4 were layers 1 - 4, F5 set preference for sharps and F6
> for flats.
> 
> I_think he used a 3rd party program but I'm not 100% sure.
> 
> Obviously, with the hard drive replaced, I assume these functions are gone.
> 
> Do you other folks have similar setups? How did you create them - through a
> 3rd party program, and if so, which one?
> 
> Many thanks in advance,
> 
> Mike
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Re: [Finale] Program Function Keys on Mac

[j...@thomastudios.com]

Keyboard Maestro.  It will do exactly what you want and much more.

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J D Thomas
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> On Nov 16, 2016, at 12:40 PM, Michael Dutka  wrote:
> 
> Hi folks. Running 2010 on a MacBook Pro whose hard drive just died and had
> to be replaced (recovering my data, thank all that's holy).
> 
> When I bought it originally, I asked the technician to set up function keys
> such that F1 - F4 were layers 1 - 4, F5 set preference for sharps and F6
> for flats.
> 
> I_think he used a 3rd party program but I'm not 100% sure.
> 
> Obviously, with the hard drive replaced, I assume these functions are gone.
> 
> Do you other folks have similar setups? How did you create them - through a
> 3rd party program, and if so, which one?
> 
> Many thanks in advance,
> 
> Mike
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[Finale] Program Function Keys on Mac

[Michael Dutka]

Hi folks. Running 2010 on a MacBook Pro whose hard drive just died and had
to be replaced (recovering my data, thank all that's holy).

When I bought it originally, I asked the technician to set up function keys
such that F1 - F4 were layers 1 - 4, F5 set preference for sharps and F6
for flats.

I_think he used a 3rd party program but I'm not 100% sure.

Obviously, with the hard drive replaced, I assume these functions are gone.

Do you other folks have similar setups? How did you create them - through a
3rd party program, and if so, which one?

Many thanks in advance,

Mike
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