Hello Listers and Lurkers,
Im working on a song cycle for a client. He wants a
table of contents with dot leaders to appear at the
front of the collection. I know Finales Text Block
tool is pretty primitive, but can it handle something
like this? Is there away to make the tab a fixed
distance
Thanks for all of the responses. I should have noted
that I want this all in one document so I can make a
booklet on my large format printer. And I do want the
convenience of just printing one document and being
done with it.
Is it worth it to make a feature request to Finale to
make text block im
Ryan Beard wrote:
Hello Listers and Lurkers,
I’m working on a song cycle for a client. He wants a
table of contents with dot leaders to appear at the
front of the collection. I know Finale’s Text Block
tool is pretty primitive, but can it handle something
like this? Is there away to make the “tab”
On 21.09.2004 12:12 Uhr, dhbailey wrote
> Finale won't do what you want, but if it's a separate page, why not just
> print it in MSWord? I do that all the time for my title pages, tables
> of contents and any explanatory notes for a work that are more than a
> single paragraph.
>
> There's no ne
Ryan Beard wrote:
I’m working on a song cycle for a client. He wants a
table of contents with dot leaders to appear at the
front of the collection. I know Finale’s Text Block
tool is pretty primitive, but can it handle something
like this? Is there away to make the “tab” a fixed
distance rather tha
Clarifying what I wrote:
In setting a page of a table of contents, a printer would set the
text, then inset a solid line of dots of the necessary width, then set
the page number.
The foundries which cast type also sold metal strips with dots at
specific intervals along the strip, with the sizes
Haven't you considered converting all, your Finale and MS Word docs to
PDF and printing from there? pdf allows you to impose your document any
way you want or need, and you can choose whatever resolution you desire.
Godofredo
dhbailey wrote:
Ryan Beard wrote:
Hello Listers and Lurkers,
I’m worki
Ryan Beard wrote:
Thanks for all of the responses. I should have noted
that I want this all in one document so I can make a
booklet on my large format printer. And I do want the
convenience of just printing one document and being
done with it.
Is it worth it to make a feature request to Finale to
The ability to import text to a text block from a Word processor,
keeping the formatting intact, would be a big help, too.
dhbailey wrote:
It would be fantastic if MakeMusic would make huge improvements in
their text block functions -- the ability to create a completely
aligned table of content
I imagine the easiest way to create this would be to print a .ps rather than
a .pdf. The .ps should import directly into finale. In your print dialog, in
the output option, select postscript, and that will save a file that finale
can import. I imagine this would be the easiest way to solve this pro
On 21 Sep 2004 at 14:49, Raymond Horton wrote:
> The ability to import text to a text block from a Word processor,
> keeping the formatting intact, would be a big help, too.
That will never happen, because Mac and PC have two completely
different standards for object embedding and data intercha
On 22.09.2004 4:02 Uhr, David W. Fenton wrote
>> The ability to import text to a text block from a Word processor,
>> keeping the formatting intact, would be a big help, too.
>
> That will never happen, because Mac and PC have two completely
> different standards for object embedding and data int
On 21.09.2004 18:02 Uhr, Ryan Beard wrote
> Thanks for all of the responses. I should have noted
> that I want this all in one document so I can make a
> booklet on my large format printer. And I do want the
> convenience of just printing one document and being
> done with it.
As I said, if your
On 21.09.2004 20:08 Uhr, James Bailey wrote
> I imagine the easiest way to create this would be to print a .ps rather than
> a .pdf. The .ps should import directly into finale. In your print dialog, in
> the output option, select postscript, and that will save a file that finale
> can import. I im
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 21.09.2004 18:02 Uhr, Ryan Beard wrote
Thanks for all of the responses. I should have noted
that I want this all in one document so I can make a
booklet on my large format printer. And I do want the
convenience of just printing one document and being
done with it.
As I
On 22 Sep 2004 at 12:04, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
> On 22.09.2004 4:02 Uhr, David W. Fenton wrote
>
> >> The ability to import text to a text block from a Word processor,
> >> keeping the formatting intact, would be a big help, too.
> >
> > That will never happen, because Mac and PC have two comp
On 22 Sep 2004 at 12:04, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 22.09.2004 4:02 Uhr, David W. Fenton wrote
>> The ability to import text to a text block from a Word processor,
>> keeping the formatting intact, would be a big help, too.
>
> That will never happen, because Mac and PC have two completely
>
Andrew Stiller wrote:
On 22 Sep 2004 at 12:04, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 22.09.2004 4:02 Uhr, David W. Fenton wrote
>> The ability to import text to a text block from a Word processor,
>> keeping the formatting intact, would be a big help, too.
>
> That will never happen, because Mac and PC h
On 23 Sep 2004 at 11:52, Andrew Stiller wrote:
> >On 22 Sep 2004 at 12:04, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
> >
> >> On 22.09.2004 4:02 Uhr, David W. Fenton wrote
> >>
> >> >> The ability to import text to a text block from a Word processor,
> >> >> keeping the formatting intact, would be a big help, to
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