Re: [Finale] Those errant articulations

2015-01-21 Thread Jari Williamsson
Here's how I do it:

1. Apply all the articulations, using the normal articulation def
2. If the articulations for cross-staff isn't good: JW 
Change-Articulations-Placement Style with the Connected Entries 
filter set to Cross Staff.

The plug-in will create a new articulation def (after asking you first) 
with the other setting, if that articulation def isn't available in the 
document.


Best regards,

Jari Williamsson


On 2015-01-21 03:27, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
 On Tue, January 20, 2015 6:58 pm, Robert Patterson wrote:
 You are correct that this is a long-standing bug and that it is still not
 fixed in Fin14. I usually work around the problem by creating a copy with
 positioning set to Manual.

 Thanks very much Robert and Chuck,

 That will do it. I'd forgotten that full manual option -- thanks for reminding
 me ... though it means I can't just sweep over an area that has all the same
 articulation without deleting the ones I know won't move correctly.

 Dennis


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Re: [Finale] Those errant articulations

2015-01-20 Thread Chuck Israels
Dennis,

Can’t you make a copy of the staccato dot articulation with a different 
position setting - one that will appear in the correct relationship to the note 
(always over, always under, note side, stem side - whatever gets the result you 
need)?

Chuck














 On Jan 20, 2015, at 3:39 PM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz bath...@maltedmedia.com 
 wrote:
 
 Hi all,
 
 There's a long-standing issue that still doesn't seem fixed in F2014: Moving
 articulations from their default positions.
 
 Here's one that's biting me right now. I have a cross-staff group of notes. In
 one case I have A1B2 in the first eighth in the bass clef and C3D#5 in the
 second eighth, which is dragged up to the treble clef.
 
 A staccato dot placed on the second eighth note defaults to below it, as
 Finale still thinks its in the bass clef. I need it above it. But if I drag it
 up, it moves down. Nudging it produces the same result -- totally misplaced.
 
 Is there a solution (or setting I've long missed) for this?
 
 Thanks,
 Dennis
 
 
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[Finale] Those errant articulations

2015-01-20 Thread Dennis Bathory-Kitsz
Hi all,

There's a long-standing issue that still doesn't seem fixed in F2014: Moving
articulations from their default positions.

Here's one that's biting me right now. I have a cross-staff group of notes. In
one case I have A1B2 in the first eighth in the bass clef and C3D#5 in the
second eighth, which is dragged up to the treble clef.

A staccato dot placed on the second eighth note defaults to below it, as
Finale still thinks its in the bass clef. I need it above it. But if I drag it
up, it moves down. Nudging it produces the same result -- totally misplaced.

Is there a solution (or setting I've long missed) for this?

Thanks,
Dennis


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Re: [Finale] Those errant articulations

2015-01-20 Thread Robert Patterson
Dennis,

You are correct that this is a long-standing bug and that it is still not
fixed in Fin14. I usually work around the problem by creating a copy with
positioning set to Manual.

On Tue, Jan 20, 2015 at 5:39 PM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz 
bath...@maltedmedia.com wrote:

 Hi all,

 There's a long-standing issue that still doesn't seem fixed in F2014:
 Moving
 articulations from their default positions.

 Here's one that's biting me right now. I have a cross-staff group of
 notes. In
 one case I have A1B2 in the first eighth in the bass clef and C3D#5 in the
 second eighth, which is dragged up to the treble clef.

 A staccato dot placed on the second eighth note defaults to below it, as
 Finale still thinks its in the bass clef. I need it above it. But if I
 drag it
 up, it moves down. Nudging it produces the same result -- totally
 misplaced.

 Is there a solution (or setting I've long missed) for this?

 Thanks,
 Dennis


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Re: [Finale] Those errant articulations

2015-01-20 Thread Dennis Bathory-Kitsz
On Tue, January 20, 2015 6:58 pm, Robert Patterson wrote:
 You are correct that this is a long-standing bug and that it is still not
 fixed in Fin14. I usually work around the problem by creating a copy with
 positioning set to Manual.

Thanks very much Robert and Chuck,

That will do it. I'd forgotten that full manual option -- thanks for reminding
me ... though it means I can't just sweep over an area that has all the same
articulation without deleting the ones I know won't move correctly.

Dennis


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