Jef,
No one would disagree with the sentiment upon which you base the question
why not just do it right from the beginning?
The problem only becomes evident when one considers the number of times
different individuals, whether or not on this list, cannot agree upon
what exactly what is invo
I would note, though, that Jef is not correct in his reply to
George; the work-around George devised, showing the brace on one
system, and stretching it to appear to create a group with to
measures of the same staff on separate systems, will work in page
view, and might be a good alternative
Friends:
I wrote to George, in part:
if you want to email me a copy of the file, I'll be happy to see if I
can find a solution.
Since I always check my personal email before I check mailing list
incoming messages, I saw George's message he sent to me containing the
file I saw the messages on t
I removed optimization/optimized staves/put brackets on all single
staves which were already there since it's for single stave
guitar/used Ctrl-Shift to highlight all the staves except for the
one at the bottom of the page/stretched it up to the next staff to
connect the two staves.
nope.
Thanks so much to Shirling & Neueweise, David Bailey, and Noel Stoutenburg for
their help to resolve my piano bracket problem.
George Ports
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From: "dhbailey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2007 7:18 AM
Subject: Re: [Finale] Piano Bracket
You need to add a second staff to each system. Finale treats each staff
in a single-staff score as its own system, and you can't put brack
h piano brackets, then delete the
piano brackets that I don't wan't. I'll send you the page directly since
I don't think I should send it on the forum.
Thanks,
George
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Friends,
I've so far kept my oar out of this puddle, because I'm not sure I have
enough information to make a meaningful contribution. For example, when
George Ports
Friends,
I've so far kept my oar out of this puddle, because I'm not sure I have
enough information to make a meaningful contribution. For example, when
George Ports wrote:
Is there a way to put a piano bracket connecting two guitar (single staves)?
These are not piano staveswill that
George Ports wrote:
Tried it again with 'optimized' and 'unoptimized' in page view to no
avail. I usually always enter in page view because of habit. I'd hate to
have to create a piano bracket just for this when there must be an easy
way to merely hit a button.
George
So you've defined the
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From: "shirling & neueweise" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 10:14 AM
Subject: Re: [Finale] Piano Bracket
it sounds like maybe you are doing it in scroll view but have already
optimized (page view) the score... or in scroll view but in
Yeahespecially since I do a lot of work for him.
George
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Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 10:22 AM
Subject: Re: [Finale] Piano Bracket
I agree with you concerning the right
I agree with you concerning the right bracket but, it's a must in
this case since the customer wants it that way. I'd rather let it go
and do it his way.
george, clients don't always know enough about notation to best make
these decisions... of course a portion of the ones that know the
lea
it sounds like maybe you are doing it in scroll view but have already
optimized (page view) the score... or in scroll view but in a staff
set in an unoptimized score...
you can assign any bracket to any group of staves, no matter what
kind of staff.
Can't get what you suggested to work. Th
didn't check on the
bracket menu to cause this.or maybe document options? I don't think
I did anything in document options on this particular page yet.
George
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Sent: Monday, February 05, 2007 3:39 PM
Subject: Re: [Finale] Piano Bracket
Yes, you can do that -- you create a group of those two staves and select
whichever bracket you want -- in your case it would be the piano bracket.
although i'm not sure this is the right bracket for the j
Yes, you can do that -- you create a group of those two staves and
select whichever bracket you want -- in your case it would be the
piano bracket.
although i'm not sure this is the right bracket for the job... unless
2 staves for the same guitar, and even then i would not use the piano
bra
George Ports wrote:
Is there a way to put a piano bracket connecting two guitar (single staves)?
These are not piano staveswill that make a difference? I have
winfin2006b.
Thanks,
Yes, you can do that -- you create a group of those two staves and
select whichever bracket you want --
Is there a way to put a piano bracket connecting two guitar (single staves)?
These are not piano staveswill that make a difference? I have
winfin2006b.
Thanks,
George Ports
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