Mac Finale, v27.4, Mac OS X 14.7.6 (Sonoma), iMac Apple M3, 24 GB RAM
@ 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...
There is no Finale 2017. You probably mean Finale v25. Unfortunately you can only export back to the Finale 2012 .mus file format, not to 2011. Your best option is export to a MusicXML file. Fina...
What works for me, is - in the part - creating a new text block, and pasting the text instruction into the text block. If you can not make the text block “behave”, try a slightly different approa...
John Giangrande, You wrote: “Correct me if I'm wrong but, the only Cmd+<number> in use seems to be the Tool:Tuplet: Cmd+9” Cmd+9 seems to be the only Cmd+<number> shortcut in the Simple Entry T...
Dennis Mitchell, What, exactly, is the layout problem here? Are the first Verse and the second Verse using the same measures, via a repeat sign? In that case the “standard” layout solution is t...
If the PDF was created from a music notation program, then the best solution is PDFtoMusic Pro. This is because PDFtoMusic Pro knows things that an OCR program can't know. For instance, PDFtoMusic ...