Finally I've found two solutions, if anyone is interested.
1) Using "Filter other" plug-in, selecting cue-sized objects, making them visible by clicking on "Show". (Thanks again, Bob!)
OR:
2) File / Preferences / Paste as Cue / untick "Hide cues in full score"
(It works for me because I always use at least 2 files in an orchestral project: 1 for the score, 1 for the parts.)
I'm working with quite complex scores with defined expectations by different publishers. Dynamic parts are only option if a score is rather simple - in a technical meaning.
@Robin Walker: I don't remember I had this issue some years ago. I did the cues, general settings for parts etc. then extracted it, and cues were there. Maybe what I'd written in the 2nd option is a latter development.
@Laurence Payne: of course I do. In the case of that long opera I rather wrote the score withouth any existing parts (saving was quicker, file size was smaller - "only" 5 MBytes at the end...), then when I was ready with the score, I created the dymanic parts, made the general settings then extracted them and made the final touch-ups in those. Parts are 90-150 pages long, and there were 26 of them... Sibelius IS slow(er) with large scores, even if I switch off VSTi plug-ings. And if I save many times during a long work it really matters how long it takes.
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