The other day I was watching a friend type some text and was surprised when he went to the Edit menu to select “Copy.” I’d mistakenly assumed that most folks who regularly use computers were hip to the “Holy Trinity” of keyboard shortcuts:
Action: Windows: Mac: Cut Ctrl+X Command+X Copy Ctrl+C Command+C Paste Ctrl+V Command+VGiven that you are reading a music notation software blog, it’s likely you know these.
One of my favorite time-saving Finale tips is to use the Edit Filter. This allows you to control what elements you copy from measure to measure (or even score to score).
Are you familiar with Habitat for Humanity? It’s the international non-profit that leverages volunteer labor to build and renovate affordable housing, and shares the results though no-profit, no-interest loans to partner families (who themselves help build homes for others).
The Southwest Music Summer Exposition takes place next week, July 22-24, at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in beautiful San Antonio, Texas.
Recently I was asked to engrave two hymnals, both on tight deadlines. Today I’m going to share a few tips that helped me to complete these projects on time.