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| Posted By : Erin Vork - 5/8/2014 9:47 AM | At this time, the search function for the Finale forum does not work correctly. Until the new Finale forum is available, the following method will work for searching forum topics:
Go to google.com and enter "site:forum.makemusic.com" (without quotes) followed by a space or a plus sign (+) then the words you are searching for. An example search might look like this: site:forum.makemusic.com + nested tuplets
Erin Vork
Notation and Garritan Product Specialist
Product Management
MakeMusic, Inc.
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| Posted By : bcarwell - 2/3/2016 12:31 PM | Well one thing I tried is using the Search function on the Finale Forum. I discovered by putting my user name in there is an option to select either Posts or POSTED BY- the latter appears to pull mine up.
Bob |
| Posted By : Ebony Ivory - 12/20/2016 12:15 PM | FWIW, the site:forum.makemusic.com suggestion is absolutely perfect, and what a lot of us have been using for years. However you don't need the "+" symbols on your search terms. Indeed, if you use them, you risk LOSING pages by misspellings or simply including terms that are not on a required page. Oh, and you don't really need or even WANT the "forum." but in most cases, because using that precludes finding a page on the company website!
So my recommendation is to "Google" (for example):
ball mouse site:makemusic.com
That will get all the hits you want, and THEN you can refine it with "+" and "-" terms!
Brian
PS: Goodbye to the many of you with whom I've had the pleasure to chat, share help, agree, disagree, but generally, just enjoy our mutual interests. The Finale Forum will never find an equal, and it is a terrible shame that TPTB have decided to shut it down. Anyone who wishes to find me on Facebook, look for "Brian D Steel", or on Twitter, find me at @briandsteel. May you and your music prosper, missing you all already.
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