Hi JD—
That was something I made sure to do… no luck.
Allen
> On 28 Nov, 2015, at 11:05 PM, J D Thomas wrote:
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> Just to be sure, try double clicking on a word in the lyric to make certain
> you are selecting the correct verse.
>
> Sent from my iSomething-or-other
>
>> On Nov 28, 2015, at
Good idea Christopher. But with a large copy paste, it might be a better idea
to copy and Insert to assure all key and time sigs make it over. Copy and
paste is very buggy in all versions of Finale, especially if any tuplets are
involved.
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J D Thomas
ThomaStudios
Ah, in that case it sounds like you have some file corruption. It may be
mild—just preventing you from deleting the first measure or inserting.
Fortunately, this happened to me once (without a pickup, but that shouldn’t
matter.) Cut the entire piece (command X), then paste it 90 measures later
There is no general solution in Finale 2008. In 2014.5 they have finally
addressed it, but in 2008 you’ll have to manually hide the superfluous
accidentals. Sorry.
Christopher
> On Nov 29, 2015, at 7:44 AM, dc wrote:
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> I'm still using Finale2008.
>
> I have two violin parts that share a s
Ok, I haven't had time to try anything yet , but in my defense, I did not
use the pickup measure function as I know it is totally bugged. My fault
for being unclear in my first message. I actually did exactly as
Christopher describes, but I still have the problems. Thanks
On Nov 29, 2015 7:24 AM, "
J D has it right. Furthermore, I would suggest that in the future NOT to use
the pickup measure feature, but create it the old-fashioned way by making the
time signature 1/8 but display as 4/4, and start the measure numbering from bar
2. (DON’T exclude the first measure from measure numbering us
