gogreen,

Your script took longer to debug.  Some of the commands are different in F2014.5.

Attached is the XML.  Place it in the proper directory here: "C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\MakeMusic\Finale 2014.5\Finalescript". 

Unfortunately, you cannot just copy the contents of a pre-F2012 Finalescript file and paste it into a post F2011 Finalescript file.  You must re-enter it.  Ever since F2012, Finalescript is no longer a text file, but an XML file.  The copy/paste will not form the underlying XML correctly.  Instead of each source line being formed into its own destination line, all the source lines are concatenated into one long string for the destination.  Finalescript cannot handle this.  If you are proficient with editing XML, you can fix the issue without re-entering the source in a new script file, but it is usually easier to just re-enter it.

I have fixed the malformed XML in the attached XML.  It ran to completion when I tried it.  Download it and place it in the proper F2014.5 directory located here: "C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\MakeMusic\Finale 2014.5\Finalescript". 

Hope this helps.

P.S.: I stopped using Finalescript long ago as it was very unstable and caused a lot of crashing of Finale. However, since they overhauled it (I believe), I think it is more stable. I tend to use Jari's Lua scripts, even though I have no idea how to program them. I have figured out how to modify others' programs, though, for my use. With Finalescript, I often found that some operations would hang up. I tried to add delay commands to give Finale extra time to process the commands, but realized that every time I ran a script, it would lock up in a different place. To me, that is too finicky. It was easier to do things manually, rather than fuss with scripts.