Thanks Michael, it works!
But the answer from Rafael about closing barlines was not what I meant: I
meant closing just the GROUP barline at the end of the system, not of the
entire orchestra.
Is there anyone who knows this?
Thanks for now,
Minke
NB: Barbara, I will call you!
You want group barlines only at the end of each system? I can't think
of a way to get that done automatically, but here's a method that
might be faster than drawing them by hand:
- Set the group to have barlines drawn through staves. Now of course
you have many barlines where you don't
Thanks Michael, you're great!
Minke
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You want group barlines only at the end of each system? I can't
think
of a way to get that done automatically, but here's a method that
might be faster than
On 24 Oct 2006 at 18:32, Minke Hylarides wrote:
Dear Finale-colleagues,
at this moment I have two questions:
1.) Is it possible to close a group barline only at the END of each system?
I've looked in the Help, and the only way I found was to insert a false
barline, which means I
Hi Minke,
Give me a call and I'll explain how to accomplish this.
Barbara
Minke Hylarides wrote:
Dear Finale-colleagues,
at this moment I have two questions:
1.) Is it possible to close a group barline only at the END of each system?
I've looked in the Help, and the only way I found was
On Oct 24, 2006, at 12:32 PM, Minke Hylarides wrote:
2.) Is it possible to place a text bloc VERTICALLY on a page? The
only way I
can think of is making a tiff-file (already vertical) and place
that on the
page. But is there a way to do this directly with Finale?
Do you mean rotated
Minke Hylarides wrote:
2.) Is it possible to place a text bloc VERTICALLY on a page? The only way I
can think of is making a tiff-file (already vertical) and place that on the
page. But is there a way to do this directly with Finale?
Depends upon how long the text block is. For a lengthy
Oh isn't that cute! I never would have thought of that. Great tip,
Michael!
Christopher
On Oct 24, 2006, at 4:45 PM, Michael Cook wrote:
Christopher Smith described the method with the custom line tool.
But there's another way, by making the text into a custom
arrowhead, which permits
