[Finale] Shift-Tab for Smart Shapes in 2014

[Thomas Schaller]

Hi guys,
I can't get shift-tabbing to work in smart shapes in 2014 - I use Tab and 
Shift-Tab (reverse direction) often to access quickly the beginning of a 
hairpin to slightly extend or reduce length. 
It seems only "regular" tabbing (without pressing Shift) works, which means one 
has to cycle through all points of a smart shape to get to the "other side".
Anybody else notice that?
Thomas Schaller
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[Finale] Odd behavior change

[dershem]

Using FinWin2010, all of a sudden all of my drop down menus drop down to 
the left instead of the right.  No idea how to change this back to what 
is "normal".  Any clues?

Thanks!

Carl

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Re: [Finale] Key sig for melodic minor

[Craig Parmerlee]

I haven't done this, but it appears to be supported as  "nonstandard" 
key signature.  I think you would define a linear scale of 12 notes. 
The documentation refers to

KeyMap. Click this icon to display the Key Step Map dialog box, in which 
you specify how many steps you want in an octave, as well as which steps 
are "diatonic" and which "chromatic." See Key Step Map dialog box.

AOrdAmt. Click this icon to display the Accidental Order and Amount 
dialog box, in which you specify which accidentals you want to appear 
with each progression to a new key (if you’re in a linear key format), 
and which lines or spaces they should appear on. See Accidental Order 
and Amount dialog box.





On 3/16/2015 8:28 PM, Girard Bowe wrote:
> Ascending, of course. I've tried to create this, but without success. If
> anybody has any easy way to do this, or at least a clear explanation, I'd be
> grateful.
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> Also, assuming this is possible, will it transpose as expected? That is, if
> I have a D melodic minor, will it transpose up a major second as E melodic
> minor?
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> And lastly, will it transpose diatonically according to the key signature?
> I'd like to be able to select a section, press 6, and have everything be one
> step lower in the same key.
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> Thanks again for any help! I'm trying to create melodic minor exercises for
> myself, and would be glad to share these.
>
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>
> Giz
>
> Richmond VA
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