Also, you can go to Document Options > Music Spacing and change the drop=down titled "Manual Positioning." If it's set to "Ignore," it will respace as if there had been no manual adjustments. If it's set to "Clear," it will respace as if there were no manual adjustments and then re-apply the manual adjustments on top of that. With the "Incorporate" setting, it will take the current manual adjustments into consideration when applying the spacing routine.
------------- Brad Beyenhof [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Friday, November 14, 2003, at 12:18 PM, Richard Huggins wrote:
Click the Note Position tool in the Special Tools pallette, click the
measure where notes may have been moved, drag enclose all the handles, hit
the Delete key. Don't worry, they won't delete! They will snap back to their
default positions. Then reapply the spacing routines.
From: "Jamin Hoffman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> How do I do this in MacFin2003? When I use the Mass Edit tool to Apply Note Spacing, it doesn't affect any notes I may have accidentally nudged out of place while moving them up or down.
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