Enter a value in the Top text box to tell Finale how far down the page to place the first system, measured down from the top page margin. Use these controls to make room for the title on the first page of your score. The distance between the bottom of one system and top of the following system is the distance between systems. The System Margins represent the distance from the edge of each system to the Page margins (Right and Left), or the distance between one system and the one above it (Top), or the extra space between the bottom of one system and the top of the next (Bottom). You can change the number in this text box to specify the percentage of enlargement or reduction you want applied to the music on all pages, expressed as a percentage of normal size. Tip: The absolute staff height is 96 EVPUs (.3333 inches or. The static text is the cumulative effect for all staves in the score. Set the staff height, then apply a percentage to the value. You can also choose from the page sizes in the drop-down menu, which displays your choices from your pagesizes.txt file.
The Portrait and Landscape options let you determine your score’s orientation. The default page size is 8.5 by 11 inches. The numbers in the height and width text boxes specify the default size for new pages yet to be created.
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The Page Format for Parts dialog box affects the page layout settings for the parts you create, instead of the full score. You can also position the first page’s top margin and the first staff system. Settings in the Page Format for Parts dialog box let you define page formats separately for new left and right pages in your score. The text boxes in the Page Format for Parts dialog box let you globally define various page layout aspects for your document: parameters for margins, page size, and music size.
This window can be accessed in two ways, depending on whether you are working with linked or extracted parts:
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