Use the setup wizard... I use it all the time as the starting point for  
templates and starting with 2009, when you open a template, you get the two 
pages of the setup wizard that let you do clef/key/time and title/composer/etc.

On 16 Apr, 2010, at 4:38 PM, Mark D Lew wrote:

> I've recently upgraded to v2010.  I've never used Finale's templates before, 
> since I've got several of my own that I made ages ago and I've always use 
> them to spawn new ones.  But this time, rather than letting Finale convert 
> the files I originally made in some ancient version, I want to start with 
> fresh files created in v 2010, so that my files won't have legacy code hiding 
> in them somewhere waiting to go buggy on me.
> 
> I figured I'd start with one of MakeMusic's templates and then edit it to 
> match all my preferred settings, but when I do New > Document as Template, I 
> don't see a piano-vocal template anywhere on the list.  Is it really true 
> that they don't have one, or am I looking in the wrong place?  Seems weird to 
> me they'd omit such a basic layout considering some of the obscure things 
> they do include.
> 
> mdl
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Allen Fisher
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