At 02:23 PM 7/2/2006, you wrote:
i find it absolutely but-gusting hilarious that the thing hasn't even come
out yet and work-arounds are already being discussed... as if the new
features are expected to NOT function as one might expect them to. come
on people, jeez don't be so cynical, think of their legacy!
After extracting parts, apply the Blank Notation staff style to the cue
measures in the score. Provided you apply the style only to the layer that
holds the cue, you only need to move the default rest to the default
position.
Hi,
Well I have to admit that I am the perpetrator of the quote, "After
extracting...." However, it is neither exclusively a Finale 2007 issue nor
a "work-around". It is simply a means of hiding cue passages that can be
applied in any recent version of Finale. The purpose here is to avoid
having to make a separate extraction file, and as such it will come in
handy in Finale 2007.
I would like to take the opportunity to amend my quote: if you are clever
enough in the way you set up layer parameters, the default rest will pop
into the default position once the cue notes have been hidden (unless you
have moved the rests manually); then the move rests plug-in must be applied).
Thanks for listening!
Dan Carno
Daniel Carno
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