Robert Patterson wrote:
I am trying to replace the Maestro Default File in Finale 2012, but it
appears to have an extension other than .mus (in MacOS). The problem is
that the Hide Extension flag is set in get info and the os won't let me
change it. What's is the extension for Maestro Default
I ultimately figured out that the file has no extension. The Mac OS Finder
is very confusing because Hide Extension was checked but also grayed out.
On Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 2:59 AM, Noel Stoutenburg mjol...@ticnet.comwrote:
Robert Patterson wrote:
I am trying to replace the Maestro Default
When I look at the info for my Maestro Default File, the Hide Extension flag
is greyed-out, but not set: I think this means that the file simply doesn't
have an extension. I'd try omitting the extension.
Michael
On 12 Jan 2012, at 18:28, Robert Patterson wrote:
I am trying to replace the
On 2012/01/12, at 12:28, Robert Patterson wrote:
I am trying to replace the Maestro Default File in Finale 2012, but it
appears to have an extension other than .mus (in MacOS). The problem is
that the Hide Extension flag is set in get info and the os won't let me
change it. What's is the
