> I suggest that you install the My Plugins plugin and give it a shortcut and set it up with your favorite plugins. It gives you a list of plugin you can run from there. Much simpler to set up than redoing the menus.
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> Run Plugins By Name is what I use. I put the most recently used plugins at the top of the list so you have a changing working set which is nice if you use lots of different plugins. My Plugins gives you a fixed set so you can learn the internal shortcuts. I find uses for both of them
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> Bob
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> An experienced user of Sibelius. Sib 1.2 - 8, Windows 7 Pro SP 1 64 bit, 8 G RAM. Year 2016.
> For plugin categories see http://www.sibeliusblog.com/tips/sibelius-download-page-plug-ins/
I have nearly all the plugins on my systems so naturally it takes a long time to read through them when I use "Run Plugins By Name," so I have found that a folder of Favorites of the 15 most used is quicker for me.
You may find this useful for using this plugin.
http://www.sibeliusblog.com/tutorials/using-run-plugins-by-name-or-fixed-plug-in-shortcuts/
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Sibelius 6.2, 7.1.3, 7.5.1, 8.4.1, Bob Zawalich plugins, TMT Publisher Plugins, NotePerformer 1.5.0, dolet 6.6 (update 4-8-2016). PhotoScore 6,7,8 Ultimate (7 is better).
Finale 2010b,2011b,2012c, 2014d, 2014.5, TGTools pro, Patterson plugins, JW Plugins, GPO4, World Instruments. SmartScore X Pro, SmartScore X2 Pro
MuseScore 2 (seeing what's out there)
ProTools 9.5, Reaper
Notion 4, Notion 5 (bought but not installed), Progression, Progression 2, Progression 3
Windows XP Pro (32 bit); 2@ 7 Pro (64 bit); 8.1 Pro (64 bit); Windows 10 Home/ 4-16GB Ram across five PC's
Pencil & Paper
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