TG Tools Pro has Transfer... Layout for system breaks. You still have to nudge everything you nudged in the part, though, and adjust measure widths if you changed any.

Christopher


On 13-Jan-11, at 13-Jan-11  12:28 PM, delius...@aol.com wrote:

Since I'm of the "old school" Finale users, having really cut my teeth on the program almost ten years ago, I never was used to the idea of linked parts, so I have continued doing the usual extraction method. I'm starting to regret this, especially as I didn't realize that this "unlinks" the parts from the score; I thought that "linked" parts meant "linked extracted" parts. I guess I need to read the directions a little more. Now that I've spent 30 minutes just making one pass to change of all things, the title, I'm
really  wanting my parts to be linked again.

Is it possible to do an Indiana Jones-like switcheroo, where I insert the part file I've been working on and laid out beautifully into the rough-cut part file that Finale wants to use when I go to select the part in question? I realize that for certain things I'll probably need to still use some part extraction, but with that being the exception rather than the rule, I'll even allow for some extra cleanup if it will save me some time down the
road.

Conversely, if someone has a way I can literally cut-and-paste all the
layout changes I've made and can superimpose them on the part with minimal damage, that would be acceptable, too. I don't think this will work where I've exploded the parts into multiple staves, though, such as my double wind
lines.  But perhaps there's a plugin for that, too?

Thanks,
Michael Wittenburg
Sarasota Opera
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