In the Manage Parts window, you can edit, create, and delete Linked Parts within Finale files. You generate parts from existing staves in the score document, rename parts, add or remove staves from parts, and customize the voicing for multi-voice score staves.
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A coda is a musical tag, or extension, which usually follows the main body of the piece. The musician’s cue to jump to the coda is often marked by a marking like “To coda ,” and the coda itself often displays a notation like “ Coda.”
You can place such markings into your score very easily if you’re preparing your score for printout only (without playback).