Mac Finale, v27.4, Mac OS X 14.7.6 (Sonoma), iMac Apple M3, 24 GB RAM
I suppose that you need a 15ma bass clef in the Finale document, right? You can create the clef in the Clef Designer - since the Clef Designer allows you to use, not only a font character, but al...
1) The culprit could be a (virtually) stuck key. Have you tried a reboot? 2) Have you tried removing Finale’s preferences file?
You probably mean that Finale starts creating a new system for each measure. Are the new systems locked? If yes, then unlock the new systems, and Update Layout.
1) All the (same year) siblings in the Finale family use the same file format. However, there are differences between the version years (not between the siblings of the same version year). 2) T...
In Finale 2012: Staff Tool. Staff menu > Define Staff Styles… The dialog box is quite similar to the Staff Attributes. However, your description “Staff>Define Staff Style>>Available files.drop do...
@ 1: Since you tell that you “wrote a part for horn and saved it”, I suppose that the document is a 1-instrument score, right? My first guess is that you on the computer screen are viewing the “sco...
Instead of using the Staff Attributes to de-select “Display Rests in Empty Measures”, use a custom staff style, and apply that custom staff style to a selected region.
If I understand you correctly, all the four triplets should be defined as “3 Eighths in the space of 2 Eighths” - right? My guess is that the third triplet is incorrectly defined as “3 Sixteenths...
Nr. 1. may - may not - not be a bug. If I understand you correctly, the saved document displays - on the computer screen - multimeasure rests as you need them, but they are broken in the print, rig...
This notation is called cross-staff notes. You can search for info about cross-staff notes in the on-line manual. Basically you first enter all the notes in one staff. The layout will - temporari...