This has become an essential piece of information since the copyable
staff lists in 2005 (whose workings I have yet to fathom). If you do
not use this Shift/C command, you end up with extraneous score
expressions all over the place, and they come form anywhere in the
score, even if you copy from
On Mar 2, 2005, at 3:48 AM, Jonathan Smith wrote:
This baffles me also. The 3 selection check boxes you get on 'copy and
filter' put smart shapes and score expressions into the same category,
therefore NOT allowing any real filtering. This destroys the whole
idea of having a filter in the first
Dear Jonathan,
I agree and am somewhat baffled that this hasn't come up more often in this discussion group. I think there are a number of people who use similar part extraction methods who must find this irritating. I don't know if this will get repaired in 2006, but I am ever hopeful. I do
In case it's of use to anyone, I came across another Finale feature
that I didn't know existed. If you hold down shift while activating
Copy or Cut (maybe Paste as well?), a filter dialog comes up whereby
you can select which note-attached or measure-attached elements you
want to work with,
Firstly, thanks to Hiro for the Control-Shift-F2 keyboard shortcut - I
never knew that one before! Looks like Apple are sort of getting some
of the Windows-Alt-key functionality, though it's not quite there yet.
(For those that missed it, you press Control-Shift-F2 and the menus
activate
On Feb 28, 2005, at 12:30 PM, Matthew Hindson Fastmail Account wrote:
In case it's of use to anyone, I came across another Finale feature that I didn't know existed. If you hold down shift while activating Copy or Cut (maybe Paste as well?), a filter dialog comes up whereby you can select which
