Mac Finale, v27.4, Mac OS X 14.7.6 (Sonoma), iMac Apple M3, 24 GB RAM
A lot has happened with Finale since version 2007. The list is just WAAAAAY too long. You are specifically asking about added features since v2007. - Are you not interested in user interface ch...
Michael Williams, 1) You wrote: “How do I move the noteheads by exactly 6.75 points?” When you are in the sub-tool Notehead Position Tool, select the notehead handle, and hit Shift-Return to ge...
I would explode the dyads, and move the lower part to Layer 2. In Other Words: Use layers. Upper part in Layer 1. Lower part in Layer 2.
To get the noteheads on the correct side of the stem, use the sub-tool Notehead Position Tool. Move each notehead horizontally by 6.75 Points. To get a stem across two staves, use the sub-tool Be...
This sounds like a problem with the music fonts. I would try a re-install of the music fonts.
David Beecroft, Are you using the "full Finale” - or are you (like Stephen Joy) using Finale’s smaller sibling PrintMusic? In the “full Finale” you can access and edit document settings for Pag...
If it is just a single note I would use the (very technical) dialog box Edit Frame (in the Speedy Entry Tool), and de-select Playback for that note. How to get to Edit Frame (Speedy Entry Tool): Ct...
Indeed many sections in the user manual could be more user friendly written. But then you can ask in the Finale forums. 1) You can choose several Measurement Units for Finale. The default, “out...
It is a matter of choosing a music font (e. g. Jazz) for the accidental, rather than a text font (e. g. JazzText).
I used a tuplet defined as “12 Sixteenths in the space of 8 Sixteehths”. Following the “normal” procedure for using the plug-in Easy Tremolos I entered the tuplet as two notes of the same rhythmica...