Noel, two questions:
1: What were the exact settings in the Vertical Collision Remover
plug-in?
2: Are you on Windows or Mac?
Michael
On 18 Jan 2009, at 23:04, noel jones wrote:
I have, since it was introduced to me by this list, had really good
luck using this plugin...
I type in vers
Actually, I don't have a clue.
This is such a powerful, yet frustrating program. I just noticed
that in my situation removing Optimization seemed to help.
Does anyone have a flow chart that shows how this all works?
noel
On Jan 18, 2009, at 5:16 PM, Barbara Touburg wrote:
noel jones wro
noel jones wrote:
I have, since it was introduced to me by this list, had really good luck
using this plugin...
I type in verses of lyrics then:
1. Select PAGE LAYOUT
2. Select OPTIMIZE PAGE SYSTEMS
3. REMOVE Page System Optimization
This gets rid of any adjustments I may have made manually.
I have, since it was introduced to me by this list, had really good
luck using this plugin...
I type in verses of lyrics then:
1. Select PAGE LAYOUT
2. Select OPTIMIZE PAGE SYSTEMS
3. REMOVE Page System Optimization
This gets rid of any adjustments I may have made manually.
Then I choose Ver
When using the default settings, I find it to be excellent for adjusting the
spacing of the staves relative to the lyrics in single page hymns (similar
to a grand staff). But, it does has it shortcomings in more typical music,
like multiple page piano or vocal/piano pieces. Unless you happen to be
The vertical collision remover is a mess. I was very excited about it
when it was announced in the beta testing round for 2007 and spent a
lot of time testing it and figuring out how the options are meant to
work. It was soon clear that even the people at MakeMusic weren't
clear about how a
Can someone explain how this plug-in works? It doesn't seem to do
anything over here.
Thanks,
Barbara
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