FWIW: Rather than mess with the "new" (as of Fin04) "smart" hyphenation,
I reverted the setting back the old style. The only problem I had with
the old hyphenation was its failure to continue past the first system.
But the solutions for this are far easier than working around the
problems in th
Robert Patterson wrote:
1. Should I create a separate "verse" for the text of each song, or
should I place all the text in one "verse"? If they are separate,
won't I end up fiddling with base lines a great deal?
Christopher Smith wrote:
Assuming each song has only one line of lyrics, I would p
I have not made much use of the lyrics feature of finale up until
now. But I am starting a songbook, and if some one wants to let me
know again about some of the issues around lyrics, I would
appreciate it very much.
I plan to combine all the songs into a single Finale file, unless I
he
Interspersed below, a couple more comments on your songbook project.
Marilyn
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I have not made much use of the lyrics feature of finale up until now.
But I am starting a songbook, and if some one wants to let me know
again
about some of the issues around lyrics, I would appreciat
On Jul 28, 2007, at 1:04 PM, Robert Patterson wrote:
I have not made much use of the lyrics feature of finale up until
now. But I am starting a songbook, and if some one wants to let me
know again about some of the issues around lyrics, I would
appreciate it very much.
I plan to combine
If You want to place several text lines (verses) under the same staff
(melody line) you have to put the text for each verse in it's own
verse (in the lyrics edit window), otherwise all the textlines will
be placed in the same position.
So conclusion is text belonging to the same verse will
I have not made much use of the lyrics feature of finale up until now.
But I am starting a songbook, and if some one wants to let me know again
about some of the issues around lyrics, I would appreciate it very much.
I plan to combine all the songs into a single Finale file, unless I hear
it i
