At 5:42 AM +1000 6/22/02, Michael Edwards wrote: [big clip' > However, I understand Finale is the most powerful program of >all, which is >why I am considering getting it. (A couple of people mentioned simpler or >cut-down versions of Finale. But the full version is the only one I will >consider.)
Definitely. You should do that. > I've heard comments from various people >. . . that Finale is not easy to use; and certainly, when I was >experimenting with the demo version, I found it far more difficult >to figure out >than the Sibelius demo version I was trying out at the same time. I've said it before, have said it since Version 1 in the 80s: Finale is a bit more difficult (that is time consuming, not "hard") to learn, but it's really easy to USE. The investment in learning Finale pays off in it's power and ease of use. And since you brought it up, there are lots of keypad commands and macros (metatools) that have made my life much more manageable, and they pretty much work like a charm. Good luck, Linda Worsley -- Hear the music at: http://www.ganymuse.com/ _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
