At 10:23 AM 07/15/02, Andrew Stiller wrote: >The ability to copy a text block (including the frame) from one >location to another. This would not enable a block to appear on two >discontinuous pages, but would also allow you to make a dupe and then >edit the copy separately.
That does sound handy. This reminds me of something else I found strange (though not at all a top priority for me). If I use cut from a text block, I can paste it into another text block, but I can't paste it into a field in a dialog box. Contrariwise, if I use cut from a dialog box, I can paste elsewhere in that dialog box or any other, but not into a text block. It's as if the two each have their own separate cut-and-paste buffer. Is this standard procedure under Mac OS? It seems weird to me. I encounter this problem because I have a client who likes to use those Title and Composer fields under File Info. Since the same two texts appear on the title page, I always want to use cut and paste. But it doesn't work, and I have to type each one twice. It also means you can't cut from a text block and paste it in as text for an expression, for example. Again, it's not a big deal. If typing the composer's name twice is the worst inconvenience I run into in any hour of work, then I consider that a bargain. Still, it's odd that it can't be done. mdl _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
