Yes, I've tried it myself. Here are my steps (Finale Mac 2003a):
- Create a new document without libraries: you get one measure, treble clef.
- Add a few measures.
- Create a staff style where the only option checked is "First Clef",
set to alto clef.
- Apply the staff style to the first measure.
It works for me (winfin2003). Selecting any measure and applying staff
style changes the clef.
BF
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Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 10:27 AM
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Staff Styles
On 11 Feb 2003 at 9:14, Michael Cook wrote:
> 1. create a staff style where "First Clef" is set to alto.
> 2 apply the style.
> ?
> When you apply the style to the first measure, the clef should change
> to alto. If it doesn't, maybe the staff has another clef chosen in
> "Set to Clef" in the Tran
I'm not sure I understand what you're doing here. Do you mean this:
1. create a staff style where "First Clef" is set to alto.
2 apply the style.
?
When you apply the style to the first measure, the clef should change
to alto. If it doesn't, maybe the staff has another clef chosen in
"Set to Cl
In short, I've got 3 files I need to change the transpositions and
clefs to several different settings and then save the files under
different names. This seems like a good job for staff styles. The
transposing part works fine. However, when I try to set the first
clef to Alto Clef and apply th
