[Finale] Copyright question

2008-01-11 Thread John Howell
Colleagues: I've tracked down the information I promised to find about a good book on U.S. copyright, but now I can't remember which of the dozen lists I monitor the discussion was on! So I'm copying this information to a number of those lists, with apologies for duplicate postings. The

[Finale] Meta Tool Question

2008-01-11 Thread Dean M. Estabrook
I'm using FinMac2007. When I want to transpose something, I have been going the long route, i.e., Select a given measureMass EditTranspositionand then work the dialog box to my desired ends. Works fine, but I wanted to try the Meta Tool method to save some time. So I hit Shift-6, which

[Finale] Re: Finale Digest, Vol 54, Issue 9

2008-01-11 Thread Greg Scheer
The book I highly recommended was Copyright: The Complete Guide for Music Educators by Jay Althouse, ISBN-10:073900753x, ISBN-13:978-739007532. According to Customer Service at Alfred Publishing, that book is permanently out of print, but you might find in in a good public or university

Re: [Finale] Meta Tool Question

2008-01-11 Thread John Blane
You've programmed the Metatool but have not invoked it. Now press the 6 and your selection will transpose. On Jan 11, 2008, at 11:33 AM, Dean M. Estabrook wrote: I'm using FinMac2007. When I want to transpose something, I have been going the long route, i.e., Select a given measureMass

Re: [Finale] Meta Tool Question

2008-01-11 Thread Aaron Sherber
At 12:33 PM 1/11/2008, Dean M. Estabrook wrote: I'm using FinMac2007. When I want to transpose something, I have been going the long route, i.e., Select a given measureMass EditTranspositionand then work the dialog box to my desired ends. Works fine, but I wanted to try the Meta Tool method to

Re: [Finale] Meta Tool Question

2008-01-11 Thread Dean M. Estabrook
Ah, thank you gentlemen, I didn't catch that in the vade mecum. Dean On Jan 11, 2008, at 9:59 AM, John Blane wrote: You've programmed the Metatool but have not invoked it. Now press the 6 and your selection will transpose. On Jan 11, 2008, at 11:33 AM, Dean M. Estabrook wrote: I'm using