On Nov 11, 2011, at 9:29 PM, Raymond Horton wrote:
Sorry to be slow in acknowledging your response - usually there are
more than one, and I acknowledge/discuss them all at once.
Your method is better than what I was doing, but can I trust those two
items will stay together in proper
On a finished score, I added two new parts: flute and tenor sax. The linked
parts created for these instruments do not show rehearsal letters, as all the
others do. I tried unlink and then relink to parts one of the letters (text
expression) in the score. No use. Any suggestions? Thank you.
On 2011-11-13 10:40, Haroldo Mauro Jr wrote:
On a finished score, I added two new parts: flute and tenor sax.
The linked parts created for these instruments do not show
rehearsal letters, as all the others do. I tried unlink and
then relink to parts one of the letters (text expression)
in the
The answer is probably to be found in the score list for the Rehearsal Marks
category. In the Expression Selection dialog, click on Edit Categories to get
to the Category Designer. Have a look at the score list for Rehearsal Marks.
Michael
On 13 Nov 2011, at 10:40, Haroldo Mauro Jr wrote:
Of course! The new instruments had to be added to the score list. Thank you!
Harold
At 12:18 +0100 13/11/11, Jari Williamsson wrote:
On 2011-11-13 10:40, Haroldo Mauro Jr wrote:
On a finished score, I added two new parts: flute and tenor sax.
The linked parts created for these instruments do
Hi all,
I believe I've confirmed that this is a bug in Finale, not a problem
with Windows or my font.
First, I'm seeing the same behavior with Windows-supplied fonts like
Arial Narrow and Franklin Gothic Heavy. They both show up as substyles
under their main font name, but when I select them
Or simply check top staff for parts, then you won't have to concern
yourself with it again.
On Nov 13, 2011 7:26 AM, Haroldo Mauro Jr hma...@hmauro.com wrote:
Of course! The new instruments had to be added to the score list. Thank
you!
Harold
At 12:18 +0100 13/11/11, Jari Williamsson
HI Aaron and everyone,
This is a cross platform issue. (I am on a Mac.)
I write from the perspective of minimal insight into computer functioning, but
I have experienced chaotic behavior in how Finale 2012 handles non-native
fonts. I reiterate that this comes from what may be a naive
Good advice. Thanks.
At 10:57 -0500 13/11/11, Raymond Horton wrote:
Or simply check top staff for parts, then you won't have to concern
yourself with it again.
On Nov 13, 2011 7:26 AM, Haroldo Mauro Jr hma...@hmauro.com wrote:
Of course! The new instruments had to be added to the score list.
On 11/13/2011 10:48 AM, Chuck Israels wrote:
This is a cross platform issue. (I am on a Mac.)
Chuck, thanks for your email, but you're describing something different
from my issue. What you're talking about sounds like the work that was
done in Finale 2012 to support Unicode, and has to do
Unicode - that's the word. And I understand that the issue is a different one.
I only wrote in sympathy, and to alert all to the fact that the conversion to
Unicode, while obviously a good thing, and probably a necessary one, is not
without problems. I have so little experience with Winows
A new plug-in called JW Space Empty Rests is now available for download
from the Finale tips site:
www.finaletips.nu
(Downloads section, Plug-ins subsection)
It's for Finale 2010 and later versions. This plug-in spaces
multimeasure rests and/or single rests relative to their duration,
making
Hi all,
Does anyone know if Finale for Windows 2012 has fixed the bug where it slows
down expression creation/editing if there are a large number of fonts in the
system?
This bug showed up in 2010. It seems Finale scans the entire font library
every time a character is typed. With my font
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