Raymond Horton wrote:
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.
Here's a trick I have developed in my own use. I now _always_ include a
completely blank page (I privately call it page zero) as the very first
page of any score, or more (page 00, page 000 &c) as needed. These
pages are where I put most of the notes anything I might want to know
about later, but which doesn't need to print in the score. If I changed
margins settings for printing purposes, for example, of if I used a
special paper stock on the score. At least one of these pages appears
totally blank so I can use it for booklet printing if need be. If I
have graphics placeholder, I note the actual location of the file on
some fixed reference point; if I printed a booklet ( and I have crated
booklets out of multiple files) there is an exact description of the
order in which the booklet needs to be printed out. Also, I make note
of the page number offset.
Doing this has saved me a good bit of time trying to figure out what I
did before, and whye.
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