On 31.10.2007 Jari Williamsson wrote:
before I realised that I had to REMOVE optimisation before changing the group attributes.
Why not just use Scroll View, change the attribute there and then optimize?
Hi Jari, and a very warm welcome back on the Finale list!
Johannes
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Very sensical points. In retrospect, a highly intuitive person
*might* have made the following observation in my experience, that
the fact that the setting returned itself to the Allow Optimization
Only If All Staves Are Empty setting, after it clearly had been
changed to Allow Optimization
Jari Williamsson wrote:
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Jari!
Welcome back to the list!
-Randolph Peters
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Christopher Smith wrote:
before I realised that I had to
REMOVE optimisation before changing the group attributes.
Why not just use Scroll View, change the attribute there and then optimize?
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I've often wondered how difficult it would be for MakeMusic to add a
warning box to pop up when someone tries to optimize something which has
already been optimized -- say, for instance, we receive a Finale file
from a client who just can't be bothered with it anymore but wants it to
look bette
Heh, heh (I only giggle in commiseration, not AT you) I lost the
better part of a day on this a few years ago, before I realised that
I had to REMOVE optimisation before changing the group attributes.
And with Linked Parts, things have changed again (as Kim R discovered
in 2007).
And BTW,
This is another good reason to use TGTools. Not only can you
manipulate staves AFTER optimizing, there is a command to Update
Groups, which has helped me immensely in the past. Especially after
adding a new stave while editing a score that had been previously
optimized. Worth every penny
Thanks to all for the helpful tips. The one below worked. Not seeing
the results of optimization onscreen, I wouldn't have thought there
was any sense in using Remove Optimization. I realize now that
optimization can be in effect, just not be being allowed by an
overiding attribute.
RH
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Did you enter the notes via Speedy? If so, make sure Speedy Options>"Fill
with Rests at End of Measure" is NOT checked. At times this can place whole
rests in the empty measures which would not allow you to optimize a system.
Steve
10/31/07 2:05 AM, "Richard Huggins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You need to remove optimization, *then* change the group attributes,
*then* optimize.
After optimization, any change to group attributes only affects a
single system.
Another, perhaps easier solution -- use TGTools Staff List Manager.
- Darcy
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On 31 O
Um, special part extraction?
Richard Huggins wrote:
What am I not thinking of?
Solo, Sop, Alto, Ten, Bass staves, part of a grouping. There are 6
bars of rest, then only the men sing for awhile. So there are plenty
of empty staves. Nothing I've tried will cause them to optimize.
* made sure
What am I not thinking of?
Solo, Sop, Alto, Ten, Bass staves, part of a grouping. There are 6
bars of rest, then only the men sing for awhile. So there are plenty
of empty staves. Nothing I've tried will cause them to optimize.
* made sure all whole rests were default
* checked the group a
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