October 8, 200619 yr Allright, these may seem simple, I have searched the wab and forum and tried many things, but I can't seem to find rests on finale 2006. Also is it possible to copy a bar in sibelius 4, and paste it like in finale. I've only just got sibelius and am having trouble trying to make it work well. Help would be appreciated.:P
October 8, 200619 yr Copying and pasting in Sibelius is simple. Select a bar by clicking anywhere in the bar that isn't occupied by a note, then copy and paste just like any other software.
October 8, 200619 yr I'm pretty sure that you can't paste from Sibelius to Finale. Of course, there's other options. You could make a Midi and take the notes and clean them up in your score. You could print out the score and scan it in (though from what I've seen of Finale's scanning, it's not anywhere where it needs to be.) You could go through the pain-staking process of putting it in yourself. Rests confused me too. I've forgotten how to do it now, since I stopped using Finale.
October 11, 200619 yr When I first got finale, I was confused too about the whole rest thing, but the solution's simple: THERE ARE NONE! ...Kidding. Just right-click on the window where all of the buttons are and select 'rest pallate' or something like that. ~Kal
September 15, 201114 yr I think I've been confused by this too in the past. Not a big deal, or something to be embarrassed about.
September 16, 201114 yr I think I've been confused by this too in the past. Not a big deal, or something to be embarrassed about. Hey Jan. Do me a favor, and check out the dates of threads before you post, ok!? ;) This was FIVE years ago!!
September 16, 201114 yr lol............ I doubt anyone who's profile says "Last Active Nov 22 2008 11:25 PM" is going to be responding to this thread. But hey, he/she IS a new member Robin. ;)
September 27, 201114 yr I love how no one answered this remarkably easy question, in the five years of the thread's existance. And I'm not about to ruin a good thing.
September 27, 201114 yr I love how no one answered this remarkably easy question, in the five years of the thread's existance. And I'm not about to ruin a good thing. LOL. I can't imagine why!
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