Thanks for the quick reply, Justin. I don't *think* Finale was running when
this happened, but it's certainly possible.
I'll call support this morning.
Doug
On Jun 26, 2012, at 10:38 PM, Phillips, Justin wrote:
> We haven't seen this before and this is pretty odd. Do you know if Finale was
>
I'm trying to assess the relative merits of using document styles for
starting new projects in Fin2012b as opposed to templates.
I used the Setup Wizard to create a new orchestral score (also a customized
Ensemble), imported all my settings, artics, expressions, etc., then
painstakingly edited all
I'm trying to assess the relative merits of using document styles for
starting new projects in Fin2012b as opposed to templates.
I used the Setup Wizard to create a new orchestral score (also a customized
Ensemble), imported all my settings, artics, expressions, etc., then
painstakingly edited all
Jari to the rescue yet again. Many thanks for this easy solution to what seemed
so complicated.
Chuck
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 27, 2012, at 4:17 PM, Jari Williamsson
wrote:
> On 2012-06-27 19:43, Chuck Israels wrote:
>
>> I am out of town for a week but would be interested to hear if
>>
i would just underline that jari's explanation solved exactly this
problem with my own custom fonts recently.
> > symbols showing up in slot positions in the editing matrix
> > that were literally off the grid and therefore next to
> > impossible to access in order edit the FAN files.
>
>But
On 2012-06-27 19:43, Chuck Israels wrote:
> I am out of town for a week but would be interested to hear if
> the Bill Duncan FAN issue has been resolved, so that I will
> know what to do when I get home. There were issues with some
> symbols showing up in slot positions in the editing matrix
> t
Dear Doug,
I am out of town for a week but would be interested to hear if the Bill Duncan
FAN issue has been resolved, so that I will know what to do when I get home.
There were issues with some symbols showing up in slot positions in the editing
matrix that were literally off the grid and the
P.S. Meant to give Curtis at Finale tech support credit for helping sort this
out. Thanks!
Doug
On Jun 27, 2012, at 9:09 AM, Doug Walter wrote:
> Successful resolution:
>
> Just to warn anyone else who might be succumbing to old habits, I had done
> something that turns out to be unnecessary
Successful resolution:
Just to warn anyone else who might be succumbing to old habits, I had done
something that turns out to be unnecessary for versions since 2010 - I had
created a Finale 2012 folder inside my Applications folder and put the Finale
2012 app inside it along with the Finale 201
The play/pause button functionality has not changed here.
Mac 10.7.4, Finale 2012b
On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 7:44 AM, Lawrence Yates wrote:
> Also playback related -
>
> the pause button now seems to serve exactly the same function as the stop
> button - it stops playback and on restarting either
wow! i (almost) never use playback so didn't notice this, but this
functionality should certainly not have been removed
>1.The disappearance of the "Mute All/Mute None/Solo None" buttons
>from the score manager (formerly in the instrument list) is a
>definite step back in terms of efficiency.
(Sorry that should say Windows 7 at the bottom, not 8)
> From: colin_br...@hotmail.com
> To: finale@SHSU.EDU
> Date: Wed, 27 Jun 2012 13:29:44 +0100
> Subject: [Finale] 2012 Feature Request
>
>
> I've just submitted a feature request regarding two issues. I'd be interested
> if anyone else
Also playback related -
the pause button now seems to serve exactly the same function as the stop
button - it stops playback and on restarting either goes back to the start
of the piece or to the designated starting place.
In older versions, pause did exactly what it said, it paused playback and
I've just submitted a feature request regarding two issues. I'd be interested
if anyone else is also having problems with these. They're both playback
related:
Score Manager
1.The disappearance of the "Mute All/Mute None/Solo None" buttons from the
score manager (formerly in the instrument lis
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