Mac Finale, v27.4, Mac OS X 14.7.6 (Sonoma), iMac Apple M3, 24 GB RAM
… it doesn't seem possible to enter a regular note in the upper stave. After deleting the single high G# grace note and deleting a quarter rest to make 'room' for a regular high G# quarter Finale a...
To end a measure with a tuplet, - try using the Speedy Entry Tool’s sub-tool Tuplet Tool, or - de-select “Check for Extra Notes”.
Since you are using “the Wizard”, look in the folder Document Styles, to find and modify the default template document you choose for new documents. NB: There are actually two folders named Docum...
Alan Palider, Since we have now estasblished, that the culprit is not a staff style, let us move on to other possibilities. If I Recall Correctlty, you are using Finale 2008, right? That versio...
Alan Palider, I am sorry, I have expressed myself unclearly. My post was meant as a test, not as a solution. I suspect that the culprit could be a staff style that hides the staves. * When you ...
Alan Palider, Try this: Staff Tool. Staff menu > Show Staff Styles (select this option) Staff menu > Show Staff Style Names (select this option) Do not worry! They will only show when you are in ...
Have you tried deleting the tempo marking in Scroll View? That is what I would try. You can navigate in Scroll View, one measure at a time, until the tempo marking’s handle is at a position where y...
Instead of using grace notes, consider using regular notes (entered as a not displaying tuplet), and resize the regular notes to grace note size.
You can get “primary beam over rest” via a workaround. Unfortunately the workaround is time consuming. To speed up a bit, do one measure, and copy that measure to the other measures. Then adjust th...
Alice Culin-Ellison, If you do not need the traditional Slash Notation in this particular document, consider customizing the staff style Slash Notation so that the Slash Notation staff style uses...