Thanks Florence + Michael and Dennis. Looks straightforward enough.
I use Finale for many hours, every week, but if I don't use a particular
feature for a couple of months I can quickly forget it. I makes me
realize why we find it so functional and others find it so daunting.
My son at college, who has been new to Finale this school year, is
considered a Finale whiz among his peers because he was, last fall,
showing them how to use LAYERS.
RBH
Florence + Michael wrote:
Here's how you can get two thin systems side by side on one page of a
score:
- In the Page Layout menu, un-check the option "Avoid Margin Collisions".
- Drag the widths of the systems to make them as slim as desired.
- Position the systems on their respective pages so that the first
system is on the left and the second on the right.
- Use Page Layout > Systems > Edit margins to set the "Distance
Between Systems" on the second system to a negative number. The actual
number will depend on the size of your page: just try something that
is a bit more than the height of a page and increase it until the
second system is pushed onto the same page as the first one.
- Once the two systems are on the same page you can drag them as you
wish.
Michael Cook
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