Finale 27.4.1, Mac Os 15.7.3 (Sequoia). Mac mini M4 Pro, 24b RAM. Azerty kb, MOTU M6 audio interface, Roland Sound Canvas SC 88vl, 2 monitors (27" Pivot, 24"). RGP Lua. Composer and arranger (jazz and more...). Website : www.michelherr.com
I have experienced the same problem in Finale 2014.5, 25, 26 and 27. I have complained about it to MakeMusic in 2017, but I received a stereotyped reply and the problem carries on from version to ...
I tested JWChange -> Chords -> Resize, and it works fine. Make sure you are in the Selection tool. Select the measure and launch JW Change.
You could try to change the monitor definition to see more on the screen.
Actually, it is the opposite : FinaleMaestro (SMuFL font, included as default in Finale 27) offers more symbols than the "old" Maestro font.
You can try this : define the 3/2 as one dotted whole note. To achieve that : Composite -> use EDU's : Beat groups : 1 over Beat Duration 6144 More Options : Use a different time signature for dis...
Thank you, Doug. On the Mac, it is Cmd+specebar.
Update : my intuition was correct : in the System Preferences of the Mac, I changed the keyboard from "Français" to American English, and the numeric keys now work as they should on the main keyboa...
They don't work on my Mac's extended keyboard, so I figured that the MacBook Pro user encountered the same experience. I apologize if that assumption was wrong. But it may have to do with the Azert...
The MacBook Pro doesn't have a numeric keypad, and on the Mac, the number keys on the main keyboard do not work with Finale. For instance, in Speedy, defining note durations, creating triplets with...
To add to Peter's remarks, you can create your own suffixes (what you call "type", I imagine) and save them as a library, which can be loaded in your documents, templates,... The fastest way is to ...