Re: [Finale] 1st and 2nd Endings -- Automatic Dots after the numbers,  

Obviously I'm not understanding everything you're talking about here. Isn't this "dot" just a period that you type after the number when setting up the repeat? As for the various bracket alignment issues, can't you fix most of that under Document Settings -> Repeat Endings. I vaguely remember

[Finale] 1st and 2nd Endings -- Automatic Dots after the numbers,  

Dear fellow Finale users! Below is a Topic which I've posted at Finalemusic.com Forum http://www.finalemusic.com/forum/?f=6&m=73792&p=1 I am eager to see your feedback on this Topic. I hope that in addition to your replies on this List, you Register for that Forum, and post your replies there as

Re: [Finale] Adjust Syllables

On Feb 14, 2004, at 8:36 AM, Richard Huggins wrote: Well, not to press the point --but I'm sure I am-- I'd like to hear what it is you and Clay are using Adjust Syllables so often to fix. Working as often as I do with choral scores but almost never needing to use Adjust Syllables, I'm wondering

Re: [Finale] TAN: binding oversize pages

Hi Bob, I notice Kelly Paper has a website, with an actual web *store* (unlike, say, Xpedx, which apparently has yet to join the late 20th century). If they're good enough for you, they're certainly good enough for me. I'm sold. Thanks! - Darcy - [EMAIL PR

Re: [Finale] TAN: binding oversize pages

On 14.02.2004 20:38 Uhr, Robert Patterson wrote > The gloss you see in the one photo is just a plastic sheet for holding > the paper in place. The tape just goes only on the spine. One piece of > tape holds all the sheets in place. (The sheets are presumably > double-sided.) Anyone, including me a

Re: [Finale] TAN: binding oversize pages

Darcy James Argue wrote: What kind of printer do you have that accommodates 20x13 paper? I have a Xante Accel-a-writer. While it generally is fine, I now wonder if the GCC Technologies equivalent might not have been a slightly better choice. One problem with 20x13 sheets is that they must be plac

Re: [Finale] Re: OS X Save As PDF, F2004 Mac BUG -- WORKAROUND

I don't know whether this is a quote or your own words, anyway, here is my comment. On 14.02.2004 19:43 Uhr, Roger McDuffie wrote > "This is confusing info which contradicts my experience. Since the 2004 > edition of Finale came, I have not had a single problem printing PDFs of > scores which use

Re: [Finale] TAN: binding oversize pages

Darcy James Argue wrote: > > Hi all, > > How does everyone go about binding 9x12 (or larger) sheets? I've been > using the GBC ProClick spines for 8.5x11 paper -- the P50 punch is > quite inexpensive, and the spines make it easy to add and remove sheets > as necessary. They are also reusable, a

[Finale] Re: Finale Digest, Vol 7, Issue 15

I would approach this in two ways: the first would be to graphically draw the vibrato changing from narrow to wide using your engraving skills as a graphic and import it as a tiff or a pict, or possible just simply engraving it yourself freehand.  I personally hate this method because there's

[Finale] Re: OS X Save As PDF, F2004 Mac BUG -- WORKAROUND

A couple of Finale sources had the following to say. Roger McDuffie "The following "workaround" from Coda Tech appeared on Mac forum yesterday. No wonder Mac users are getting fed up with Finale: "We are aware of the fact that Finale file

Re: [Finale] TAN: binding oversize pages

On 14 Feb 2004, at 10:18 AM, Robert Patterson wrote: FWIW: I have started printing directly on 20x13 sheets and folding them over. This is by far the most satisfactory result I have ever produced. Jesus, Robert. What kind of printer do you have that accommodates 20x13 paper? And BTW, where do

Re: [Finale] Adjust Syllables

Well, not to press the point --but I'm sure I am-- I'd like to hear what it is you and Clay are using Adjust Syllables so often to fix. Working as often as I do with choral scores but almost never needing to use Adjust Syllables, I'm wondering what kinds of situations I apparently am not encounteri

Re: [Finale] TAN: binding oversize pages

FWIW: I have started printing directly on 20x13 sheets and folding them over. This is by far the most satisfactory result I have ever produced. For individual sheets (6 or fewer, if using heavy stock), I still think VPC Binding Tape is a very attractive choice. Some people are skeptical that it