If the instrumentation is consistent throughout, however, that wouldn't be an issue, just the little gotchas like the clefs that Johannes is mentioning along with the page layout issues.
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 25.03.2003 22:44 Uhr, Paul Hayden wrote
If you have a multimovement work that you want to print out in booklet form (2-up, duplexed, folded and stapled), I assume that _all_ the movements must be in one Finale file. I would think that Jari Williamsson's "JW Booklet Preparation" plug-in, for example, would need to know the total number of pages to be printed in order to work correctly.
I guess that this is correct. It seems to me that the length of piece that can be put into a stapled booklet is not really that large to get too worried about the file size.
Secondly, if all of the movements must be in one file, does anyone have any suggestions for appending one movement (file) to another movement (file)? I've never tried this.
A few problems. The only real way to do this is by copying from one file into another. This will loose any page formatting, measure expression assignments, and page text blocks. I also regularly have problems with clef changes not copying, though there may be a work around.
Johannes
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