On 19 Sep 2010 at 16:42, J D Thomas wrote:
> I was thinking the wrong tool. It's not the measure tool, but the
> clef tool. Sorry. I'm on FinMac 2K7, and I seem to remember being
> able to do this on earl ier versions as well. So it's worth a try on
> your system. Using the clef tool, double
I was thinking the wrong tool. It's not the measure tool, but the
clef tool. Sorry.
I'm on FinMac 2K7, and I seem to remember being able to do this on earl
ier versions as well. So it's worth a try on your system. Using the
clef tool, double click the measure where you want to force the c
On 19 Sep 2010 at 15:47, J D Thomas wrote:
> I'm on a Mac, but can you use the measure tool and tell Finale to
> always display a clef for those measures?
There doesn't seem to be any independent setting for clefs alone in
the version of Finale I have. Is there in later versions?
Ryan's soluti
On 19 Sep 2010 at 15:26, Ryan wrote:
> You can hide an empty bar in between with a different clef. In the
> clef dialogue, choose "Place clef after barline" and display the
> changing clef at 100% instead of the reduced size. This works in 2010
> and several versions before, but I don't know about
I'm on a Mac, but can you use the measure tool and tell Finale to
always display a clef for those measures?
J D Thomas
ThomaStudios
On Sep 19, 2010, at 3:03 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
Is there a way to force a clef "restrike" at the beginning of an
arbitrary measure?
I'm working in WinFi
You can hide an empty bar in between with a different clef. In the clef
dialogue, choose "Place clef after barline" and display the changing clef at
100% instead of the reduced size. This works in 2010 and several versions
before, but I don't know about 2003.
Your other option is to set up the exer
Is there a way to force a clef "restrike" at the beginning of an
arbitrary measure?
I'm working in WinFin2003, so perhaps I'm missing features added
later, but I'm scoring up some exercises of 3 measures each printed 2
to a staff. I need the clef to be displayed at the beginning of each.
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