After installing Finale 25.4.1.152 earlier today, the Finale icon on my desktop has disappeared. The Finale selection is active. It's just got a plain white, blank icon. Where is the correct icon located so I can changed the blank white one?
Thanks.
Harvey
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I had to do the same thing. It happened days after the installation. I wasn't sure in which file to find the icon. It is in the Finale 25 exe file. 2014.5 used the temporary installation file for the icon. 2014 used the exe file. Sleuthing like that is what lead me to what to do.
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Thanks, Z. Point at the executable. Easy, once you know.
Thanks, again.
Harvey
Thanks, again.
Harvey
Windows 10 Pro 64-bit, Version 1709, Build 16299.19
Intel Core i7 5930K @3.50GHz
64.0 GB RAM
Motherboard: ASUSTek X99-A II Haswell-E chipset
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Motherboard: ASUSTek X99-A II Haswell-E chipset
Finale 26.0.1.655
- MikeHalloran
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If/When this happens on a Mac, the fix is a Safe Boot.
Shut down. Boot while holding the <Shift> Key. It will take a long time (really long time if booting from a mechanical hard drive). At the login screen, enter your Admin or User password and wait till all the icons on your desktop are rebuilt. Now shut down and boot normally.
This also has the benefit of rebuilding the desktop and restoring Alias icons. If you've been seeing generic alias icons, this will fix you up.
If the routine appears to be familiar, it is identical to Rebuild Desktop in the OS 9 and earlier days. It also rebuilds paths and resets the caches to default.
Shut down. Boot while holding the <Shift> Key. It will take a long time (really long time if booting from a mechanical hard drive). At the login screen, enter your Admin or User password and wait till all the icons on your desktop are rebuilt. Now shut down and boot normally.
This also has the benefit of rebuilding the desktop and restoring Alias icons. If you've been seeing generic alias icons, this will fix you up.
If the routine appears to be familiar, it is identical to Rebuild Desktop in the OS 9 and earlier days. It also rebuilds paths and resets the caches to default.
Mike Halloran
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Finale 27.3, SmartScore X2 Pro, GPO5 & World Instruments
MacOS Ventura 13.2.1; 2017 iMac Pro 18 Core, 128G RAM, 4TB; 2021 MBAir M1
NotePerformer3, Dorico 4, Overture, Notion 6, DP 11, Logic Pro