On Mar 14, 2010, at 9:35 PM, Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
It is my experience with various versions of Windows Finale, that
copying lyrics into a file which already contains lyrics produces
results which cannot be predicted based upon Finale documentation.
In general, when trying to copy lyrics
Ray Horton wrote:
One could also try zapping all of the lyrics in the target file (go into
"edit lyrics" and erase them there), then copy the lyrics from the lyric
staves in each both source files onto the same staves in the target
file. (Change the filter under "Edit" if necessary.). I believe
Excellent instructions, Noel.
I would add one thing:
Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
When files contain lyrics, I have had the best luck when I did not try
to merge the lyrics by this method. Based upon my experience, if I
were called upon to do this, between step 2 and 3 above, I would
delete all o
Katherine Hoover wrote:
I'm working on a Mac OS 10, with Finale 2004. I would like to combine
two files (parts for movements 1 & 2) into one. I couldn't find
information under "combine" or under "merge". How can i do this?
[Note: My experience is that trying to merge files involves a lot of
I'm working on a Mac OS 10, with Finale 2004. I would like to
combine two files (parts for movements 1 & 2) into one. I couldn't
find information under "combine" or under "merge". How can i do this?
Thanks for the help,
Katherine Hoover
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I did it in 2007 where ScoreMerger didn't exist.
--Allen
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This post strikes me the way Beethoven's music does - a surprise that
seems inevitable and obvious in retrospect.
Chuck
On Jul 18, 2007, at 12:05 PM, Andrew Stiller wrote:
On Jul 18, 2007, at 11:00 AM, Fisher, Allen wrote:
I just got done with a song collection and I used separate finale
On 18 Jul 2007 at 15:05, Andrew Stiller wrote:
> It has always been possible to combine scores in Finale.
But the process is fraught with all sorts of terrible problems (some
of which have been fixed in later versions of Finale, some not), such
as the expressions problem, as well as staff styl
On Jul 18, 2007, at 11:00 AM, Fisher, Allen wrote:
I just got done with a song collection and I used separate finale files
for each. I typically use Pages (MS Pubisher, or MS Word over on my PC)
for title pages/performance notes. I then convert all of these
(including finale files) to PDF. I us
Fisher, Allen wrote:
I just got done with a song collection and I used separate finale files
for each. I typically use Pages (MS Pubisher, or MS Word over on my PC)
for title pages/performance notes. I then convert all of these
(including finale files) to PDF. I use a FREE program called CombineP
PDF's.
--Allen
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| At 05:04 PM 6/14/2007, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
| >Hands down Adobe Indesign. Great program.
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| InDesign is a great
At 05:04 PM 6/14/2007, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
>Hands down Adobe Indesign. Great program.
InDesign is a great program, but it's also expensive -- $700 -- and
often overkill for people who don't have extensive needs.
I use InDesign and have used Quark XPress in the past, but I also
keep around
Mark D Lew wrote:
And in case those other suggestions aren't enough for you, yet
another way to do it is to open up one PDF and set the thumbnails
sidebar to show. Then drag other PDFs directly into that sidebar.
Yes, there are numerous ways to combine PDFs in Acrobat.
What you say is true,
Since several other solutions have been mentioned, I might as well
add that this IS possible using clip files. It would not be elegant,
it would not be a lot of things, but it is possible. You'd end up
with a large, single Finale document and the page numbers, etc. would
be correct. If it m
And in case those other suggestions aren't enough for you, yet
another way to do it is to open up one PDF and set the thumbnails
sidebar to show. Then drag other PDFs directly into that sidebar.
Yes, there are numerous ways to combine PDFs in Acrobat.
mdl
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On 14 Jun 2007 at 19:05, Mark D Lew wrote:
> I agree with the many who recommend not combining all the songs into
> a single Finale file.
>
> However, I think importing into a page layout program is unnecessary.
>
> I would do each song in Finale, then make PDFs, then simply stack the
> PDFs i
Dennis & Hiro,
Merci & Arigato.
Chuck
On Jun 15, 2007, at 8:07 AM, dc wrote:
Chuck Israels écrit:
Thanks to all. I do have the purchased version of Acrobat, and will
explore it to find out how this works. Can't be all that hard.
If you have version 7, go to Create PDF > From multiple fi
Chuck Israels / 2007/06/15 / 10:34 AM wrote:
>Thanks to all. I do have the purchased version of Acrobat, and will
>explore it to find out how this works. Can't be all that hard.
Shift+Cmd+I opens a dialog box for you to choose another PDF file to be
inserted, followed by another dialog box to
Thanks to all. I do have the purchased version of Acrobat, and will
explore it to find out how this works. Can't be all that hard.
Chuck
On Jun 14, 2007, at 8:54 PM, Mark D Lew wrote:
On Jun 14, 2007, at 7:50 PM, Chuck Israels wrote:
Can you do that in Acrobat? (I am quite naive about app
At 08:54 PM 6/14/2007 -0700, Mark D Lew wrote:
>On Jun 14, 2007, at 7:50 PM, Chuck Israels wrote:
>
>> Can you do that in Acrobat? (I am quite naive about applications
>> that I haven't had reason to use, and at 70, I tend to avoid having
>> to learn new ones. I have Acrobat and have used its
On Jun 14, 2007, at 7:50 PM, Chuck Israels wrote:
Can you do that in Acrobat? (I am quite naive about applications
that I haven't had reason to use, and at 70, I tend to avoid having
to learn new ones. I have Acrobat and have used its distiller
function.)
You can certainly do it in the p
Actually, it's really easy to do. Plus, you can have Acrobat put a
Header/Footer on all the pages as well. So, you can have page numbers
inserted on all the combined PDFs.
That might be an option if you already have (and it look like you do)
Acrobat.
Chuck Israels wrote:
On Jun 14, 2007, a
On Jun 14, 2007, at 7:05 PM, Mark D Lew wrote:
I agree with the many who recommend not combining all the songs
into a single Finale file.
However, I think importing into a page layout program is unnecessary.
I would do each song in Finale, then make PDFs, then simply stack
the PDFs into a
I agree with the many who recommend not combining all the songs into
a single Finale file.
However, I think importing into a page layout program is unnecessary.
I would do each song in Finale, then make PDFs, then simply stack the
PDFs into a single file in Adobe.
mdl
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Chuck Israels wrote:
Hi all,
I am seeking advice before stumbling though the process of combining 7
songs for voice and piano into a "collection" booklet with consecutive
page numbers (and a TOC page). Are there tricks, or working methods
that make this go smoothly?
I am assuming this can
Hi Randolph,
I will try these. I don't want to pop for Indesign quite yet.
Meanwhile, a friend in Vancouver (Greg Hamilton) who has a copying
service and is a meticulous pro with Finale and with InDesign has
agreed to do this for me at a reasonable fee. He'll do it more
elegantly than
Chuck Israels inquired:
I am seeking advice before stumbling though the process of combining
7 songs for voice and piano into a "collection" booklet with
consecutive page numbers (and a TOC page). Are there tricks, or
working methods that make this go smoothly?
I am assuming this can be done
Hands down Adobe Indesign. Great program.
Chuck Israels wrote:
Hi Christopher,
All the layout has been done and, no, I don't want to do it again!
I have not used a page layout program, but it does seem as if this may
be the time to buy and learn to use one.
Suggestions?
Thanks,
Chuck
On
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From: Chuck Israels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: finale@shsu.edu
Sent: Thu, 14 Jun 2007 2:44 pm
Subject: [Finale] combining files into a song collection
Hi all,
I am seeking advice before stumbling though the process of combining 7
songs for voice and piano into a
Hi Christopher,
All the layout has been done and, no, I don't want to do it again!
I have not used a page layout program, but it does seem as if this
may be the time to buy and learn to use one.
Suggestions?
Thanks,
Chuck
On Jun 14, 2007, at 1:28 PM, Christopher Smith wrote:
On Jun 14
Hi all,
I am seeking advice before stumbling though the process of combining
7 songs for voice and piano into a "collection" booklet with
consecutive page numbers (and a TOC page). Are there tricks, or
working methods that make this go smoothly?
The most important thing is to save and backu
On Jun 14, 2007, at 3:44 PM, Chuck Israels wrote:
Hi all,
I am seeking advice before stumbling though the process of
combining 7 songs for voice and piano into a "collection" booklet
with consecutive page numbers (and a TOC page). Are there tricks,
or working methods that make this go s
Hi all,
I am seeking advice before stumbling though the process of combining
7 songs for voice and piano into a "collection" booklet with
consecutive page numbers (and a TOC page). Are there tricks, or
working methods that make this go smoothly?
I am assuming this can be done elegantly w
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