The “c” common-time symbol will appear as the time signature in place of 4/4. To show 4/4 instead, click this box.
To show the “c” common-time symbol as the time signature in place of 4/4, click this box.
To specify a symbol to use in place of the 2/2 time signature, click this button.
To specify a symbol to use in place of the 4/4 time signature, click this button.
If you dragged notes, their new positions are stored by the actual distance moved. To store their positions relative to the measure’s overall width, click this box.
Hint: Leave this box unchecked for new Finale 3.0 documents.
If you dragged notes, click this box to store their new positions relative to the measure’s overall width (instead of by the actual distance moved).
Hint: Leave this box unchecked for new Finale 3.0 documents.
Use this popup menu to specify a format for date stamps.
Hint: Create a date stamp using the Title Tool.
Partial stems appear on rests crossed by beams. To hide the half-stems, click this box.
To draw partial stems on rests crossed by beams, click this box.
Barlines are visible in the score. To hide all of them, click this box.
To make barlines visible in the score, click this box.
The left edge of each staff system displays a vertical barline. To hide this line, click this box.
To display a vertical barline at the left edge of each staff system, click this box.
Seconds are included as part of a time stamp (1:15:00). To omit them (1:15), click this box.
Hint: Create a time stamp using the Title Tool.
To include seconds as part of a time stamp (1:15:00), click this box.
Hint: Create a time stamp using the Title Tool.
When changing between two keys with identical key signatures but different modes (e.g. from C minor to E-flat major), the outgoing key signature will be “canceled” with naturals. To hide this courtesy key signature, click this box.
When changing between two keys with identical key signatures but different modes (e.g. from C minor to E-flat major), click this box to “cancel” the outgoing key signature with naturals.
If the key changes to C at the beginning of a line, courtesy naturals appear there. To begin the line without naturals, click this box.
To make courtesy naturals appear at the beginning of a line where there’s a key change to C, click this box.
When the key signature changes, naturals appear before the barline to “cancel” the outgoing key. To hide these naturals, click this box.
To show naturals before the barline to “cancel” an outgoing key signature, click this box.
Cross-staff beaming you’ve created using the Note Mover Tool is shown in the score. To display cross-beamed notes in the staves the notes were entered, click this box.
To display cross-beamed notes in the staves the notes were entered, click this box.
A small slash is being drawn through the flag of each unbeamed grace note. To hide this slash, click this box.
To draw a small slash through the flags of each unbeamed grace note, click this box.
If a new clef begins a line, it will also appear at the end of the previous line. To hide this courtesy clef, click this box.
To make a courtesy clef appear at the end of the one line when a new clef begins the next line, click this box.
If a new time signature begins a line, it will also appear at the end of the previous line. To hide this courtesy time signature, click this box.
To make a courtesy time signature appear at the end of the one line when a new time signature begins the next line, click this box.
If a new key signature begins a line, it will also appear at the end of the previous line. To hide this courtesy key signature, click this box.
To make a courtesy key signature appear at the end of the one line when a new key signature begins the next line, click this box.
Beams extend over rests within a beat. To break the beam for each rest, click this box.
To extend beams over rests within a beat, click this box.
Changes you’ve made to stem positioning using the Reverse Stem Tool are shown in the score. To display stems on their original notehead sides, click this box.
To show changes you’ve made to stem positioning using the Reverse Stem Tool in the score, click this box.
All angled beams appear perfectly horizontal. To restore them to their angled positions, click this box.
To make all angled beams perfectly horizontal, click this box.
The “¢” cut-time symbol will appear as the time signature in place of 2/2. To show 2/2 instead, click this box.
To show the “¢” cut-time symbol as the time signature in place of 2/2, click this box.
Score Expression markings appear as they will in the extracted parts (if you’ve made them different from those in the full score). To show only the markings in the full score, click this box.
To show Score Expression markings as they’ll appear in the extracted parts (if you’ve made them different from those in the full score), click this box.
All staves—even transposing instruments like trumpets—are being shown as though they’re non-transposing C instruments. To view them in their transposed form, click this box.
To show all staves—even transposing instruments like trumpets—as though they’re non-transposing C instruments, click this box.
To close the dialog box without saving any changes, click this button.
