Finale 26.3 | Win 10
Michel Havenith commented,
@Haral Schollmeyer - I appreciate your reply but unfortunately I'm not experienced in coding, I wouldn't know what to do with this code.
Michel Havenith commented,
@Harald Schollmeyer: Thanks for your reply. Would you have a name of a third party software supplier? I use TGTools but this doesn't offer the copying possibilities I'm refering to. Thanks!
Michel Havenith commented,
J ADRIAN VERKOUTEREN: Thanks for replying!I already assumed that this problem could occur when starting playback partway through a score. However, the same problem arises when starting playback fro...
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Would it be possible to make smart shapes, articulations and expressions copyable by just selecting them (single and multiple selection!) and copy-paste it (Ctrl.c/Ctrl.v in Win)? I know it's possi...
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I see that this item keeps coming back without any clear solution. I'm having this problem in some scores when I set my device list in Score Manager to Garritan Instruments. If I switch the device ...
Michel Havenith commented,
Thanks, Michel. This did the trick of getting rid of the double barlines in the staves of the other instruments in the score. I then added an extra barline with the expression tool in the one stave...
Michel Havenith commented,
Thanks again. With (left) I meant the left barline of the bar with the key change. If I select either the proceeding bar or the bar with the key change, the double barlines cannot be changed into a...
Michel Havenith commented,
Thanks for your reply, Peter. Your suggestion is not quite clear to me. You mention to *add* a false barline. My problem however is that I want to get rid of all the double barlines, except the one...
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Hi, Half way my score there is a key change for just one instrument. That works. The instruments which changes key receives double (left) barlines. That's also ok. The problem is that now all other...
Michel Havenith commented,
@Jeffrey Turner: Thanks for your reply. Still seems odd to me that there is no direct, simple way to do this.