They will not behave correctly, if the individual staves making up the group
have names entered in the staff attributes dialog. It only works correctly if
you leave only the staff ID numbers. Perhaps scores created with the Wizard do
this automatically, and that is why you might not have seen
Hi Randolph,
Does the odd expression placement behavior in 2009/2010 happen with files that
have a lot of measure attached dynamic expressions? Or does it happen with
both measure and note attached expressions?
There's a few things we can do to make that transition easier.
Justin Phillips
Not
On 2 Apr 2010 at 15:33, Kim Patrick Clow wrote:
> On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 2:56 PM, David W. Fenton
> wrote:
> >
> > One thing that could help is embeding your fonts. This makes the
> > file uneditable, but also insures the same fonts are used on the
> > target PC as on yours. It doesn't fix the gr
On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 2:56 PM, David W. Fenton
wrote:
>
> One thing that could help is embeding your fonts. This makes the file
> uneditable, but also insures the same fonts are used on the target PC
> as on yours. It doesn't fix the graphics in place, but it will mean
> there's less chance for f
It seems that converted (older) files are involved when you have to
re-create groups after generating parts. I am glad to know Chuck's
trick but groups created in new files seem to behave properly in
linked parts.
On Apr 2, 2010, at 12:23 PM, Chuck Israels wrote:
Yes, Chris. This has not
On 2 Apr 2010 at 14:40, Kim Patrick Clow wrote:
> Well, when I sent the Word doc to my editor via G mail, he said the
> music manuscript tiff and the text box were obviously in the wrong
> place. I know G mail uses a zipping utility now, it seems everything
> my editor sends me now I have to unzip
Good day:
I recently "upgraded" from MS Office 2000 to 2007. I use Word to
create my edition's critical reports, which routinely include
screenshots of the manuscripts. I insert these as tiffs. with a
caption under the tiff that's generated within a text box, which I
manually tweek its position by
Yes, Chris. This has not yet bitten me, but I can imagine that it would be a
pain. For what I do most of the time, this system is fine. I wonder how it
could be done differently so control would be more transparent. Perhaps a
check box to link staves into a group part?
Chuck
On Apr 2, 201
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yes. very dumb.
i name all staves but hide staff names accordingly so that i know
what they are in lists like the manage parts thingy. i mean "HARP
RH" tells me a little more than "Staff 42", y'know?
not sure what the logic is in this functionaliity...
So, if you have
Sop.
Alto
as one
I don't remember if it was the same in 10.4, but in 10.5 and 10.6, you can use
the Character Viewer in most apps. If you don't see the menu bar icon in the
upper right (to the left of the date/time), you can turn the icon on in System
Prefs>Keyboard in the Keyboard tab and check "Show Keyboard
So, if you have
Sop.
Alto
as one staff name, and
Ten.
Bass
as the other, you STILL have to manually create the darned group in
the linked chorus part? Or trumpet 1 and 2 in separate staves on the
same part, as is common in shows? And split string desks, etc.?
Christopher
On Fri Apr 2,
re: P symbol for “sound recording copyright”. Where is it?
In iTunes (v. 9.0.2), under Edit, one finds the sub-menu “Special Characters”.
The symbol for “sound recording copyright” is on the list. I can’t figure out
how use this symbol in iTunes, MS Word (purchased MS Word in 2004 with previous
Easy, when you know the trick. Do not give staff names to the RH and
LH staves, and it will extract as a group.
Chuck
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On Apr 2, 2010, at 5:52 AM, dc wrote:
How can one get a "group" (piano part) in a linked part as a group -
with it's bracket, barlines, etc.?
Thanks,
J D Thomas wrote:
As someone said yesterday, there's no way Sibelius will ever open Finale
files. But lately I've done several xml transfers from FinMac 2K7 to
Sibelius 6. And it's not as bad as one might think. Granted, there is
work to be done, and it will take some time. But I was pleasa
As someone said yesterday, there's no way Sibelius will ever open
Finale files. But lately I've done several xml transfers from FinMac
2K7 to Sibelius 6. And it's not as bad as one might think. Granted,
there is work to be done, and it will take some time. But I was
pleasantly surprised
dc wrote:
Thanks. That's what I did, but I lost my bracket and my barlines... No
big deal, but I was just wondering if I was missing something, because
it seems so obvious that if you have piano part you need to extract the
whole thing, and not just one hand...
Can't you just recreate the br
dc wrote:
How can one get a "group" (piano part) in a linked part as a group -
with it's bracket, barlines, etc.?
Thanks,
Dennis
Create a part for the treble staff and add the bass staff to it.
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