It generally occupies less disk space than files in TIFF or BMP format.ġ3. JPG is a format type for colour and grey-scale images. You need to change this in order to have full editing control of the file. Select file just exported from Finale and press Open.

Open your image editing software (here Adobe Photoshop v6.0)ĩ. (b) Enter a name for the file being saved.ħ. (a) Chose where you want to save the image file. (c) select resolution rate (typically 150 or 300 dots per inch).Ħ. (b) select which pages to export (normally pages 1 through 1) (a) Select Type of file (TIFF recommended) to export Select Tools Æ Advanced Tools Æ Graphics.Ĥ. Here we open the document EmmPurpRiff.mus.Ģ. Open the relevant notation document in Finale. Word (or similar word processing software) to import the edited image into an existing text file.ġ. The procedure involves using three (3) different pieces of software: Finale (or Sibelius) to produce the notation and to export to image file format Adobe Photoshop (or similar image editing software) to change the exported image file format, to crop the notation to the required size and to add text, symbols, etc.

This document explains how notation produced in Finale version 1 can be inserted into a Microsoft Word file. If you’re in musicology or if you do any type of music analysis, you need to know how to put music examples produced using notation software into a text file. HTML version contains no illustrations, no music examples, no text formatting Thereafter into a Word Document Philip Tagg (July 2007) This version is not formatted and contains

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