On 17.08.2006 Andrew Stiller wrote:
In 15 years of intensive Finale use, I have not had occasion to use the Mirror
tool even once.
I guess you might have had the occasion, but decided to not use it...
I don't actually have to use the mirror _tool_ much, since all I do is
use MassEdit to mirr
On 17.08.2006 Robert Patterson wrote:
Don Hart:
> Robert, what are your continuing concerns? Others, to what extent do you
> use mirrors and how does the tool actually perform?
One of the biggest was one that Johannes says has been fixed. Smart shapes did
not mirror.
Actually, that is not
to what extent do you
use mirrors and how does the tool actually perform?
In 15 years of intensive Finale use, I have not had occasion to use the
Mirror tool even once.
Andrew Stiller
Kallisti Music Press
http://home.netcom.com/~kallisti/
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Don Hart:
> Robert, what are your continuing concerns? Others, to what extent do you
> use mirrors and how does the tool actually perform?
One of the biggest was one that Johannes says has been fixed. Smart shapes did
not mirror.
I guess for me the value is not apparent. Copy and paste is much
Thanks, Johannes. (Sorry, I didn't see your post before I sent mine.) Your
take on this is good to know. Others?
Don Hart
on 8/17/06 9:22 AM, Johannes Gebauer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On 17.08.2006 Robert Patterson wrote:
>> I am not a fan of mirrors. In the early years they were respon
I share this older assessment of Finale mirrors, which is akin to the
lessons a one year old learns about a stove being hot. So, not caring to
get burned for the last 17 years or so, I have been curious to see users on
this list make mention of the mirror tool and their apparently positive
experie
On 17.08.2006 Robert Patterson wrote:
I am not a fan of mirrors. In the early years they were responsible for
horrific file corruption. Although they continue to be supported, it is an old
feature that has not received much attention, so they don't work very well,
especially with many new feat
I'm finding cues to be less & less of a problem. You basically need two staff
styles. One that uses the new Alternate "Default Rest" Notation and hides
everything else. Ane one that hides only the layer the cues are in. (I always
use Layer 4.) Applying both in score view, you apply the former to
On 17.08.2006 Aaron Sherber wrote:
At 04:02 AM 8/17/2006, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Please, please, MakeMusic, design a better solution for cue notes. A
mirrored Cue notes layer would be ideal in my opinion.
I think this would solve some problems and cause others. For example, it is
common to
At 04:02 AM 8/17/2006, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
>Please, please, MakeMusic, design a better solution for cue notes. A
>mirrored Cue notes layer would be ideal in my opinion.
I think this would solve some problems and cause others. For example,
it is common to write cue notes with all notes above
On 17.08.2006 Tyler Turner wrote:
Robert or other beta testers, would you agree with
this as an acceptable overall strategy (I'm very
familiar with linked parts, but I'm no engraver)?
As I have said before, cue notes is one of the weakest areas in Finale
by far. There are a lot of problems to
--- Dejan Badnjar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Has anybody cued the linked parts using the stuff
> styles, which seems to be the only way to cue the
> parts and preserve the "linkage" with the score? How
> reliable and/or messy is it? I just don't know if I
> should go for it or experiment later
Has anybody cued the linked parts using the stuff styles, which seems to be the
only way to cue the parts and preserve the "linkage" with the score? How
reliable and/or messy is it? I just don't know if I should go for it or
experiment later with something less important.
Dejan Badnjar
Musette
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