[Finale] Problems emailing musx files

[Andrew Levin]

Hi, all,

Does anyone have trouble emailing musx files? In recent months, some colleagues 
of mine at the university and I are having trouble sending musx files via 
email. The email goes through, but with the musx file stripped off. A note from 
Postmaster accompanies this:

===

This message was created automatically by mail delivery software. Your email 
message was not delivered as is to the intended recipients because malware was 
detected in one or more attachments included with it. All attachments were 
deleted.

--- Additional Information ---:

Subject: Re: Messaging: Problem with .musx file attachments ISSUE=244251 PROJ=34
Sender: ale...@clemson.edu

Time received: 4/5/2017 6:01:55 
PM
Message 
ID:mailto:etpan.58e53112.75495ca2.9...@clemson.edu>>
Detections found:
exam.zip jar

==

I asked the university IT folks if we can just allow the musx file to go 
through, to make an exception with this file type. It came back that it’s not 
the file type, but "the issue does not seem to be the file extension, but the 
META-INF portions of the file being seen as java executables. I will submit a 
ticket to Microsoft about this mis-identification.”

So we wait, and I can’t send musx files as attachments. Zipping doesn’t help. I 
tried sending the file from a different email account, but to no avail.

MakeMusic support suggests export the file to Music XML, but for some work I 
need it to appear exactly as I have worked it out in the Finale file.

Has anyone else had this problem? Found a solution? Thanks in advance for your 
help.

(Note: I’m on the digest, so I’d appreciate if you can also reply to me 
directly).


Dr. Andrew Levin
Conductor, CU Symphony Orchestra
Associate Professor of Music
Clemson University
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Re: [Finale] Problems emailing musx files

[Jon Delfin]

Easiest solution: Dropbox. It's free and easy to use. You upload the file,
and send the link.

On Wed, Apr 12, 2017 at 3:30 PM, Andrew Levin  wrote:

> Hi, all,
>
> Does anyone have trouble emailing musx files? In recent months, some
> colleagues of mine at the university and I are having trouble sending musx
> files via email. The email goes through, but with the musx file stripped
> off. A note from Postmaster accompanies this:
>
> ===
>
> This message was created automatically by mail delivery software. Your
> email message was not delivered as is to the intended recipients because
> malware was detected in one or more attachments included with it. All
> attachments were deleted.
>
> --- Additional Information ---:
>
> Subject: Re: Messaging: Problem with .musx file attachments ISSUE=244251
> PROJ=34
> Sender: ale...@clemson.edu
>
> Time received: 4/5/2017 6:01:55 PM 2017-04-05%2018:01:55%20EDT>
> Message ID:mailto:etPan.
> 58e53112.75495ca2.9...@clemson.edu>>
> Detections found:
> exam.zip jar
>
> ==
>
> I asked the university IT folks if we can just allow the musx file to go
> through, to make an exception with this file type. It came back that it’s
> not the file type, but "the issue does not seem to be the file extension,
> but the META-INF portions of the file being seen as java executables. I
> will submit a ticket to Microsoft about this mis-identification.”
>
> So we wait, and I can’t send musx files as attachments. Zipping doesn’t
> help. I tried sending the file from a different email account, but to no
> avail.
>
> MakeMusic support suggests export the file to Music XML, but for some work
> I need it to appear exactly as I have worked it out in the Finale file.
>
> Has anyone else had this problem? Found a solution? Thanks in advance for
> your help.
>
> (Note: I’m on the digest, so I’d appreciate if you can also reply to me
> directly).
>
>
> Dr. Andrew Levin
> Conductor, CU Symphony Orchestra
> Associate Professor of Music
> Clemson University
> 864-506-2344
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Re: [Finale] Problems emailing musx files

[Christopher Smith]

I’ve heard of this. What I do is to put the file inside a folder, name the 
folder without anything that looks like a file extension, and zip that folder. 
That usually works.

But recently I’ve taken to sending Dropbox links, which don’t get lost, are 
retrievable from anywhere, and can be any size of file. (Google Drive does the 
same thing.)

Christopher


> On Wed Apr 12, at WednesdayApr 12 3:30 PM, Andrew Levin  
> wrote:
> 
> Hi, all,
> 
> Does anyone have trouble emailing musx files? In recent months, some 
> colleagues of mine at the university and I are having trouble sending musx 
> files via email. The email goes through, but with the musx file stripped off. 
> A note from Postmaster accompanies this:
> 
> ===
> 
> This message was created automatically by mail delivery software. Your email 
> message was not delivered as is to the intended recipients because malware 
> was detected in one or more attachments included with it. All attachments 
> were deleted.
> 
> --- Additional Information ---:
> 
> Subject: Re: Messaging: Problem with .musx file attachments ISSUE=244251 
> PROJ=34
> Sender: ale...@clemson.edu
> 
> Time received: 4/5/2017 6:01:55 
> PM
> Message 
> ID:mailto:etpan.58e53112.75495ca2.9...@clemson.edu>>
> Detections found:
> exam.zip jar
> 
> ==
> 
> I asked the university IT folks if we can just allow the musx file to go 
> through, to make an exception with this file type. It came back that it’s not 
> the file type, but "the issue does not seem to be the file extension, but the 
> META-INF portions of the file being seen as java executables. I will submit a 
> ticket to Microsoft about this mis-identification.”
> 
> So we wait, and I can’t send musx files as attachments. Zipping doesn’t help. 
> I tried sending the file from a different email account, but to no avail.
> 
> MakeMusic support suggests export the file to Music XML, but for some work I 
> need it to appear exactly as I have worked it out in the Finale file.
> 
> Has anyone else had this problem? Found a solution? Thanks in advance for 
> your help.
> 
> (Note: I’m on the digest, so I’d appreciate if you can also reply to me 
> directly).
> 
> 
> Dr. Andrew Levin
> Conductor, CU Symphony Orchestra
> Associate Professor of Music
> Clemson University
> 864-506-2344
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Re: [Finale] Problems emailing musx files

[David H. Bailey]

Does that happen if you zip the file up first and send it that way?

David H. Bailey

On 4/12/2017 3:30 PM, Andrew Levin wrote:
> Hi, all,
>
> Does anyone have trouble emailing musx files? In recent months, some 
> colleagues of mine at the university and I are having trouble sending musx 
> files via email. The email goes through, but with the musx file stripped off. 
> A note from Postmaster accompanies this:
>
> ===
>
> This message was created automatically by mail delivery software. Your email 
> message was not delivered as is to the intended recipients because malware 
> was detected in one or more attachments included with it. All attachments 
> were deleted.
>
> --- Additional Information ---:
>
> Subject: Re: Messaging: Problem with .musx file attachments ISSUE=244251 
> PROJ=34
> Sender: ale...@clemson.edu
>
> Time received: 4/5/2017 6:01:55 
> PM
> Message 
> ID:mailto:etpan.58e53112.75495ca2.9...@clemson.edu>>
> Detections found:
> exam.zip jar
>
> ==
>
> I asked the university IT folks if we can just allow the musx file to go 
> through, to make an exception with this file type. It came back that it’s not 
> the file type, but "the issue does not seem to be the file extension, but the 
> META-INF portions of the file being seen as java executables. I will submit a 
> ticket to Microsoft about this mis-identification.”
>
> So we wait, and I can’t send musx files as attachments. Zipping doesn’t help. 
> I tried sending the file from a different email account, but to no avail.
>
> MakeMusic support suggests export the file to Music XML, but for some work I 
> need it to appear exactly as I have worked it out in the Finale file.
>
> Has anyone else had this problem? Found a solution? Thanks in advance for 
> your help.
>
> (Note: I’m on the digest, so I’d appreciate if you can also reply to me 
> directly).
>
>
> Dr. Andrew Levin
> Conductor, CU Symphony Orchestra
> Associate Professor of Music
> Clemson University
> 864-506-2344
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Re: [Finale] Problems emailing musx files

[Lawrence Yates]

For what it's worth, I've had no trouble sending or receiving musx files
using gmail.

Lawrence


>
> > ==
> >
> > I asked the university IT folks if we can just allow the musx file to go
> through, to make an exception with this file type. It came back that it’s
> not the file type, but "the issue does not seem to be the file extension,
> but the META-INF portions of the file being seen as java executables. I
> will submit a ticket to Microsoft about this mis-identification.”
> >
> > So we wait, and I can’t send musx files as attachments. Zipping doesn’t
> help. I tried sending the file from a different email account, but to no
> avail.
> >
> > MakeMusic support suggests export the file to Music XML, but for some
> work I need it to appear exactly as I have worked it out in the Finale file.
> >
> > Has anyone else had this problem? Found a solution? Thanks in advance
> for your help.
> >
> > (Note: I’m on the digest, so I’d appreciate if you can also reply to me
> directly).
> >
> >
> > Dr. Andrew Levin
> > Conductor, CU Symphony Orchestra
> > Associate Professor of Music
> > Clemson University
> > 864-506-2344
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[Finale] Different type barlines at a specific place

[Barbara Touburg]

Hello,

I'm working on an organ piece in which the barlines on the top two 
staffs are drawn through both staves, but incidentally I need barlines 
between the staves.
I know that there's a way to accomplish this, but I can't remember. Can 
anyone help? Thanks!

FinWin 2014.5, Windows 7
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Re: [Finale] Different type barlines at a specific place

[Christopher Smith]

Hi Barbara,

It’s in the Group Attributes. In the Measure Tool>Measure menu>Groups>Edit 
there is an option.

Christopher


> On Apr 15, 2017, at 12:26 PM, Barbara Touburg  wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I'm working on an organ piece in which the barlines on the top two 
> staffs are drawn through both staves, but incidentally I need barlines 
> between the staves.
> I know that there's a way to accomplish this, but I can't remember. Can 
> anyone help? Thanks!
> 
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Re: [Finale] Different type barlines at a specific place

[Barbara Touburg]

On 15-4-2017 18:36, Christopher Smith wrote:
> It’s in the Group Attributes. In the Measure Tool>Measure menu>Groups>Edit 
> there is an option.

Yes, you are right. Now I remember! Thanks!
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Re: [Finale] Different type barlines at a specific place

[Barbara Touburg]

On 15-4-2017 18:36, Christopher Smith wrote:
> It’s in the Group Attributes. In the Measure Tool>Measure menu>Groups>Edit 
> there is an option.

On second thought, that didn't work. I want barlines between staves for 
only a couple of measures.

In my Measure Menu there's no option Groups>Edit.
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Re: [Finale] Problems emailing musx files

[Bruce Kau]

Have your recipient contact the email administrator. I am an email 
administrator at my company, and the current amount of bad stuff "out 
there" makes IT security folks overcautious. I think if your recipient 
explains clearly to the IT staff and explains that this type of file is 
required for his/her work, and .musx files do not contain macros, 
scripts, and naughty-ware, the admin can almost certainly put in a rule 
stating that these files are safe.


On 4/15/2017 3:40 AM, Christopher Smith wrote:
> I’ve heard of this. What I do is to put the file inside a folder, name the 
> folder without anything that looks like a file extension, and zip that 
> folder. That usually works.
>
> But recently I’ve taken to sending Dropbox links, which don’t get lost, are 
> retrievable from anywhere, and can be any size of file. (Google Drive does 
> the same thing.)
>
> Christopher
>
>
>> On Wed Apr 12, at WednesdayApr 12 3:30 PM, Andrew Levin  
>> wrote:
>>
>> Hi, all,
>>
>> Does anyone have trouble emailing musx files? In recent months, some 
>> colleagues of mine at the university and I are having trouble sending musx 
>> files via email. The email goes through, but with the musx file stripped 
>> off. A note from Postmaster accompanies this:
>>
>> ===
>>
>> This message was created automatically by mail delivery software. Your email 
>> message was not delivered as is to the intended recipients because malware 
>> was detected in one or more attachments included with it. All attachments 
>> were deleted.
>>
>> --- Additional Information ---:
>>
>> Subject: Re: Messaging: Problem with .musx file attachments ISSUE=244251 
>> PROJ=34
>> Sender: ale...@clemson.edu
>>
>> Time received: 4/5/2017 6:01:55 
>> PM
>> Message 
>> ID:mailto:etpan.58e53112.75495ca2.9...@clemson.edu>>
>> Detections found:
>> exam.zip jar
>>
>> ==
>>
>> I asked the university IT folks if we can just allow the musx file to go 
>> through, to make an exception with this file type. It came back that it’s 
>> not the file type, but "the issue does not seem to be the file extension, 
>> but the META-INF portions of the file being seen as java executables. I will 
>> submit a ticket to Microsoft about this mis-identification.”
>>
>> So we wait, and I can’t send musx files as attachments. Zipping doesn’t 
>> help. I tried sending the file from a different email account, but to no 
>> avail.
>>
>> MakeMusic support suggests export the file to Music XML, but for some work I 
>> need it to appear exactly as I have worked it out in the Finale file.
>>
>> Has anyone else had this problem? Found a solution? Thanks in advance for 
>> your help.
>>
>> (Note: I’m on the digest, so I’d appreciate if you can also reply to me 
>> directly).
>>
>>
>> Dr. Andrew Levin
>> Conductor, CU Symphony Orchestra
>> Associate Professor of Music
>> Clemson University
>> 864-506-2344
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Re: [Finale] Different type barlines at a specific place

[Haroldo Mauro]

It’s in the Staff menu >>Groups and Brackets>>Add
Then there is a popup menu where you can select “Draw barlines only between 
staves”
However it didn’t work. I selected a couple of measures only for a new group, 
but didn’t get the barlines between  staves. I am missing something.

Harold


On Apr 15, 2017, at 16:06, Barbara Touburg  wrote:

> On 15-4-2017 18:36, Christopher Smith wrote:
>> It’s in the Group Attributes. In the Measure Tool>Measure menu>Groups>Edit 
>> there is an option.
> 
> On second thought, that didn't work. I want barlines between staves for 
> only a couple of measures.
> 
> In my Measure Menu there's no option Groups>Edit.
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[Finale] Defined measure numbers and barlines

[Rafael Leonardo Junchaya]

Hi, can anyone confirm that this bug is still present in Finale 25,3 for
Windows? When I have "Display measure numbers" active but have some
measures not included in measure numbering, Finale seems to behave quite
strangely: if I change a barline style, for instance, clicking on the
barline box and selecting a different one, Finale applies the changes
somewhere else (it seems it counts the bars ignoring the not included bars)
although I have clicked in a specific barline. This behaviour is not
present if I select "Display actual measure numbers". AFAIR, I noticed this
bug in Fin2011, maybe earlier versions already have it, and it seems it has
not been addressed yet (and I guess it should not be very difficult to
solve). I remember that there were also other problems linked to this
issue, but cannot remember any just now.

Yes, it's annoying

Rafael Junchaya
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Re: [Finale] Different type barlines at a specific place

[Robert Patterson]

You can probably do it with some combination of Group Barlines and Measure
Barlines and enabling/disabling "Override Group Barlines" in the measure
attributes dialog.

But I'd have to see the specific example to say for certain.


On Sat, Apr 15, 2017 at 2:06 PM, Barbara Touburg  wrote:

> On 15-4-2017 18:36, Christopher Smith wrote:
> > It’s in the Group Attributes. In the Measure Tool>Measure
> menu>Groups>Edit there is an option.
>
> On second thought, that didn't work. I want barlines between staves for
> only a couple of measures.
>
> In my Measure Menu there's no option Groups>Edit.
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Re: [Finale] Different type barlines at a specific place

[SN jef chippewa]

staff tool :

you can create a group for only 1 measure or a few.  do your layout 
first because the barline appearances depend on the group the 1st 
measure on the system belongs to, as i recall.  i'm away from finale 
at the moment so can't verify 100% the details of what i wrote :P but 
that should get you in the right direction at least

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Re: [Finale] Different type barlines at a specific place

[SN jef chippewa]

try selecting the entire system (all measures in 
that system) and do it.  this is what i was 
talking about, there is an easy trick to it once 
you get it :-)

>It¹s in the Staff menu >>Groups and Brackets>>Add
>Then there is a popup menu where you can select 
>³Draw barlines only between staves²
>However it didn¹t work. I selected a couple of 
>measures only for a new group, but didn¹t get 
>the barlines between  staves. I am missing 
>something.

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Re: [Finale] Different type barlines at a specific place

[Christopher Smith]

I think you can set Group Attributes for selected passages only, if you select 
them first.

C


> On Apr 15, 2017, at 3:06 PM, Barbara Touburg  wrote:
> 
> On 15-4-2017 18:36, Christopher Smith wrote:
>> It’s in the Group Attributes. In the Measure Tool>Measure menu>Groups>Edit 
>> there is an option.
> 
> On second thought, that didn't work. I want barlines between staves for 
> only a couple of measures.
> 
> In my Measure Menu there's no option Groups>Edit.
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Re: [Finale] Different type barlines at a specific place

[Barbara Touburg]

On 15-4-2017 22:42, Christopher Smith wrote:
> I think you can set Group Attributes for selected passages only, if you 
> select them first.

Thank you all! I will try it tomorrow. It's 23:50 over here right now 
and I'm going to sleep. You'll hear from me!
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Re: [Finale] Problems emailing musx files

[Raymond Horton]

I have sent and received musx files with no problem

Raymond Horton
Composer, Arranger
Minister of Music, Edwardsville (IN) United Methodist Church
Retired Bass Trombonist, Louisville Orchestra, 1971-2016


On Apr 15, 2017 9:28 AM, "Andrew Levin"  wrote:

> Hi, all,
>
> Does anyone have trouble emailing musx files? In recent months, some
> colleagues of mine at the university and I are having trouble sending musx
> files via email. The email goes through, but with the musx file stripped
> off. A note from Postmaster accompanies this:
>
> ===
>
> This message was created automatically by mail delivery software. Your
> email message was not delivered as is to the intended recipients because
> malware was detected in one or more attachments included with it. All
> attachments were deleted.
>
> --- Additional Information ---:
>
> Subject: Re: Messaging: Problem with .musx file attachments ISSUE=244251
> PROJ=34
> Sender: ale...@clemson.edu
>
> Time received: 4/5/2017 6:01:55 PM 2017-04-05%2018:01:55%20EDT>
> Message ID:mailto:etPan.
> 58e53112.75495ca2.9...@clemson.edu>>
> Detections found:
> exam.zip jar
>
> ==
>
> I asked the university IT folks if we can just allow the musx file to go
> through, to make an exception with this file type. It came back that it’s
> not the file type, but "the issue does not seem to be the file extension,
> but the META-INF portions of the file being seen as java executables. I
> will submit a ticket to Microsoft about this mis-identification.”
>
> So we wait, and I can’t send musx files as attachments. Zipping doesn’t
> help. I tried sending the file from a different email account, but to no
> avail.
>
> MakeMusic support suggests export the file to Music XML, but for some work
> I need it to appear exactly as I have worked it out in the Finale file.
>
> Has anyone else had this problem? Found a solution? Thanks in advance for
> your help.
>
> (Note: I’m on the digest, so I’d appreciate if you can also reply to me
> directly).
>
>
> Dr. Andrew Levin
> Conductor, CU Symphony Orchestra
> Associate Professor of Music
> Clemson University
> 864-506-2344
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