Robert Patterson wrote:
I am trying to replace the Maestro Default File in Finale 2012, but it
appears to have an extension other than .mus (in MacOS). The problem is
that the Hide Extension flag is set in get info and the os won't let me
change it. What's is the extension for Maestro Default
I ultimately figured out that the file has no extension. The Mac OS Finder
is very confusing because Hide Extension was checked but also grayed out.
On Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 2:59 AM, Noel Stoutenburg mjol...@ticnet.comwrote:
Robert Patterson wrote:
I am trying to replace the Maestro Default
Dear Colleagues,
I am working on a score to being it into accord with MOLA guidelines, and I
need to specify the exact size of a staff to 8.5mm Does Finale allow this? The
resize tool seems only to allow a relative reduction/enlargement.
Thanks,
Benjamin
On Fri Jan 13, at FridayJan 13 11:46 AM, Benjamin Ayotte wrote:
Dear Colleagues,
I am working on a score to being it into accord with MOLA guidelines, and I
need to specify the exact size of a staff to 8.5mm Does Finale allow this?
The resize tool seems only to allow a relative
Thank you, Christopher, that was extremely helpful. I agree that 8.5mm seems
too big but then I'm a trumpet player and have never had a bowing arm get in
the way of my view. The guidelines suggest different sizes for strings and
winds.
Benjamin
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Dr.
It has been awhile since I looked at the MOLA guidelines and I have to say
they are much improved since the last time I read them c. 10 years ago.
Some math errors have been fixed, and they are much less prescriptive.
(Even the best editions of Beethoven Symphonies did not meet the MOLA
guidelines
Hello all--I'm writing a jazz suite for the NYJO of England. The
instrumentation is 5 saxes, 5 trumpets, 1 french horn, 5 trombones, guitar,
piano, bass, drums and percussion. It is basically standard big band
template with 4 added staves. It looks a bit crowded in the usual
