[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As of Finale 2007 there is a new alternate notation called
blank notation with rests. With this you can create a
staff style that hides the cues (in any layer) and displays
a default whole rest. Sounds like this is what you're
looking for.
How do you get a whole
How do you get a whole rest (mandatory, AFAIK, if the visible notes
are a cue) in the part? I always put in a real one (WinFin 2004).
set up 2 styles:
score style: apply to layer 1; blank notation with rests; uncheck
show notes/items in other layers
part style: apply to layer 1; blank
I use TGTools to generate cues, and it usually places them in Layer
4, altho you can specify another layer. Since I normally don't put
anything else in Layer 4, I just hide that layer when printing the
score. It's a kludge, but it does work. Maybe someone else will
chime in with a
As of Finale 2007 there is a new alternate notation called blank notation
with rests. With this you can create a staff style that hides the cues (in any
layer) and displays a default whole rest. Sounds like this is what you're
looking for.
In a message dated 7/28/07 10:24:54 AM, [EMAIL
Hi,
Is there a way to use the cue plug in and then hide the cues in the score
but not the parts?
Until now, I've always created an entirely new score just to extract
parts. I was hoping this wouldn't be necessary with Linked Parts.
If anyone has a good parts-creation protocol he/she would like
