Thanks again, Peter. I was being rhetorical but help is always good. I always liked a good solid hard copy manual - I find it less easy to browse an electronic version, and in the "old"days, profes...
Hi Peter, Thank you, that has solved the problem. I didn't even know that there was a preference that controlled using the wizard when you opened a template, just assumed that's the way it came. I ...
Thanks for the reply, George. Option one was what I tried originally, and doesn't work when I try that (multiple times - brick wall.) When the template opens, none of my information is there, but w...
Mike, This is what I have done: 1. Opened a new default finale document. 2. Starting at C, proceeding to C#, etc all the way to B, added a chord (ie Cdim7, etc), then showed the fretboards 3. For e...
Thanks for all the comments. I have now made sure that all of my fonts are set to be non-fixed (seemed the most sensible option.) For whatever reason, the default setting was set as fixed as an exp...
Mike, Peter, thanks for the help. Mike your last comment solved the last puzzle - I put fixed against the Lyric font size, wrote the first line of lyrics in the attached pic, and then then wrote th...
Update - saved to a common template, it works when I open that. Now have 5 individual verse numbers, plus sets for 1&2, 1&2&3, etc. Thanks Peter
Hi Peter, That works - I'm still fiddling with the exact offsets for each expression - I'll do 1-6 (at which stage I've gone from uncommon to rare) 1-3 done so far. Interestingly, Finale treats it'...
Mike Rosen, I could put the hard spaces in, but most of my music has verses, and to remember that hard space every time is going to slow me down. I also number each line of each verse, it makes it ...
Peter, thanks for the prompt reply. Yes, I did turn off simplified spelling and relabelled to G##m - I found that when I tried to relabel the Am with Simplify Spelling on, it just relabelled to Am,...