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In the last 3 days there were 0 new threads and 0 reply posts.CopyPaste Pro is like Time Machine for your Clipboard! There are a total of 403,820 posts in 58,165 threads. I'm done.Ĭurrently it is Sunday, Aug1:38 AM (GMT -5) Finale and I are a deep odds with one another today. I may look at that and see if it's at all non-kludgy. Unless you mean to simply add them after pasting only notes, etc. Interesting idea, but pasting the articulations and expressions from the same document is not possible since the source file contains all the orchestration. Have you maybe tried copying to clip file, and then pasting from there? 'Workarounding' is a verb of the day, every day I use Finale. Or, what I usually do, is go ahead and do all of the copying and pasting (Once you copy from one file to another, it shouldn't matter how many times you copy and paste (between those same files), you should get only one set of duplicates-unless you're deleting the duplicates every time you copy and paste, then yes, they'll keep coming back!), once I do that, then I can go and delete each errant new articulation or dynamic from the main articulation or expression dialogue box and choose the old articulation or dynamic from the appropriate window to replace them with. That might be impossible and/or entirely too time consuming. You can attempt to make all of the details of the elements in the file that you're copying from exactly the same as the ones in the file you're copying to. It's kind of an annoying but there's a couple ways to deal with it. If the dynamics (and articulations) themselves have any slight differences in definitions between files, even like a small change in the playback or default positioning details, then Finale thinks they are entirely different dynamics (or articulations) and therefore copies over those dynamics (or articulations). Then paste the articulations and expressions from the SAME document and then delete the passage you were 'replacing'.įinale 2014a, 2012 MacMini 2012 MacBook Pro (10.9.4)Įdirol FA-66 M-Audio Oxygen 61 Yamaha PSR-410, HP Laserjet 5200 DTN Your best option might be to paste the material into a new, blank section - but only copy over the notes, lyrics, etc. 'When all is said and done, more is said than done.'įavorite Forum quote: 'Please, everybody, IGNORE THE TROLL!' If you try it, it would be good to know if it works in your situation or not. As I recall, it works well, if not completely. There is a feature Finale has for deleting duplicates after the fact. I was afraid someone was going to say that.Īnyone from MM care to comment? Probably not.

Mac 2.66GHz Intel Quad, 4GB RAM /OSX.7.5 /30 inch cinema display+20 inch Cinema Displayįinale 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2014/Logic Pro Studio TGTools, Patterson, QuicKeys (no longer), Keyboard Maestro Has anyone who has worked with multiple Finale files encountered this same screwup, and any advice on mitigating it?įinale 2K14 2K12, 2K11, 2K7, Sibelius 5, 6 To my surprise, Finale does the same damn thing with articulations ton of dupes. A major irritation which, if uncorrected, creates massive duplicates of virtually all expressions. Whenever I execute a copy/paste, Finale steadfastly create a 2nd expression category for dynamics, temps marks, etc., instead of using what's already in the target file. At present, the operation is calling for a ton of copying and pasting from one source file to one target file. I'm working from two Finale 2012 files, both orchestra files, both with EXACTLY the same staff setup. MakeMusic Forum > Public Forums > Finale - Macintosh - FORUM HAS MOVED! > Copy/Paste between 2 Finale file