FinaleTweak
version 1.04
Description:
- An easier way to change the settings in FINALE.INI
- Lets you rearrange the keyboard layout in Speedy Edit
Works with:
Finale for Windows, versions 97b, 98, 2000, 2001 and 2002
Software type:
Freeware
Download:
version 1.04 here. (ZIP: 296
474 bytes)
By downloading
or using a file available here, you agree to the Terms of Use at the
bottom of this page.
Running instructions:
- Unzip and put in the Finale folder. (It has to be moved physically
to the folder - no shortcut.)
- Make sure to exit Finale
- Run FinaleTweak.exe
Comments:
e-mail to: jariw@swipnet.se
Mini Manual
General
- If you want to edit an INI file with another name, put it as a command argument
(without path).
Speedy Keys
- To rearrange the items, drag an item and drop it where you want to move it.
- Use the local menu in the list for commands.
- The standard list is in priority order. The priority index is the leftmost
column. Finale will use the first matching keystroke that it finds.
- You can sort the list in other ways as well (by clicking on the header), but
you can only rearrange items when they are sorted in priority order.
- There are 2 different ways (or modes) that you can store a keystroke:
a) As a character, which means that any key that can produce the
char will start the Finale Speedy command.
b) As a key, which means a specific physical key has to be pressed
to start the Finale Speedy command.
- A keystroke in character mode has a <CHAR> after it.
- When you record a keystroke, don't use any modifier keys, such as Ctrl,
Shift, Caps Lock or Num Lock. If you want to include any
of these in your keystroke, select the action for them after the main key has
been recorded from the drop-down lists.
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