Mac Finale, v27.4, Mac OS X 14.7.6 (Sonoma), iMac Apple M3, 24 GB RAM
By your words “smart shape dynamics” I suppose that you mean hairpins, right? Unfortunately I am unable to reproduce your problem. I can attach crescendo and diminuendo hairpins to a 1-line staff...
Without examining the actual Finale .musx document we can only guess. My first guess would be that you (in-advertently) have inserted a Page Break in the system at the top of Page 2. Switch to th...
If I understand you correctly, you need to display a cautionary key signature, but not a cautionary time signature, even if both key and time change at the beginning of the next system, right? I ...
ScoreManager > Instrument List In the Instrument List, select the TAB staff. Notation Style: Tablature - click the button “Settings…” to go to the Fretboard Instrument Definition. In the pop up men...
First of all, the shape must be closed. If you created the triangle with the sub-tool Polygon Tool, then the shape is closed, and can get filled with Black. (If you created the triangle with the ...
1) In the Simple Entry Tool you can move a selected rest vertically via the arrow keys. 2) In the Speedy Entry Tool’s (very technical) dialog box Edit Frame you can set the vertical position by t...
What you remember, might be a feature in another program than Finale. There are several programs with a such “drag-copying” feature. 1) If you have, in a single staff, an expression from a “no-Sc...
This issue has been discussed here in the forum several times. It is a conflict between Finale 2014.5 and Mac OS X 10.12 Sierra (and Mac OS X 10.13 High Sierra). Here is the most recent thread: htt...
… The problem, IMO, is the extracted parts page size defaults to "custom" (0 height and 0 width) and the system margins and spacing all default to 0 - Every last parameter in those windows. Is the...
You are using Windows Finale, right? Is your Finale document a 1-staff document, like e. g. a lead sheet? What instrument - perhaps a cello? Are you talking about making a clef change in the staf...