Mac Finale, v27.4, Mac OS X 15.7.7 (Sequoia), iMac Apple M3, 24 GB RAM
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1) Document menu > Page Format > Score… In the dialog box Page Format for Score you can set the default formatting for new pages/systems - and e. g. change the page orientation to landscape. You ca...
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MakeMusic offers a Dorico Pro crossgrade which includes Finale v27. Would that work for you?
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… Using Finale on Mac. Playback won't go back to beginning and jams up any other procudures … Open the Finale document. Window menu > Playback Controls (select) - Now the window Playback Control...
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In the Expression Designer you can edit the rehearsal mark.
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As Far As I Know, the Poor Richard font is not a MakeMusic font. Hence you do not get the Poor Richard font when installing Finale. Try a web search for ‘Poor Richard font’. My guess is that the ...
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A small, insignificant detail: An old “legacy” Finale document (without a file name extension) may not display a Finale document icon. If you add the file name extension .mus, you may still not get...
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Articulations and expressions are document specific (not program specific). Which means that articulations and expressions are saved in the document. In your screen shots it looks like you have o...
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Jihye Kim, As your screen shot says, … Finale notation products are no longer available for purchase … But notice the last paragraph in your screen shot (about the Dorico discount offer): … In ...
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Are you using Human Playback? If the answer is ‘yes’, then consider the possibility that Human Playback adds MIDI Data. Try toggling Human Playback off, clear MIDI Data, close the document, and o...
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Try closing the document, and opening it again. I suspect that the “old” playback is still “in the buffer”. When you close the document, and open it again, Finale sees the document as another doc...