The only advice I would give is that you COPY your file and then do
all your suggested option on it so that you do not lose ANY layout or
other changes to the original file. Also, as has been mentioned here
before, make sure the new file has a totally different file name and
do not ever have the original open at the same time to keep from
accidentally accessing that bad copy bug that seems to jump between
open files!
Good luck.
Scott Jones
On Jun 10, 2005, at 12:03 PM, Cecil Rigby wrote:
Hi all-
believe it or not (!) after all these years I've never used special
parts
extraction, and I have a question......
on FinWin2003.........
I have a very lengthy Requiem Mass for which I've created the
conductor's
score. I now need to create a vocal score that only uses the voice and
keyboard staves. (In the past most full orch scores from which I
created a
vocal score were relatively short. This is an eight-movement work -
separate
files - that I don't really want to go from scratch with by
deleting staves
and reformatting everything.)
If I use special part extraction will all the page formatting,
where lyric
baselines, nudged staves, measures per system, etc., are concerned, be
retained?
Thanks in advance for saving me the headache and time of possibly
doing it
with results I don't want!
Cecil Rigby
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