Several years ago I actually tried Graphire for awhile, even bought a key for something like 90 hours or so. I forget what transpired but I decided that wasn't going to work for me and I sought to sell the key to someone else. The folks at Graphire went above and beyond to help me do that, since really it was out of their responsibility. Anyway, I can say that all my contact with Graphire was positive and friendly.
The sample output images on their website are impressive. Richard > From: "David H. Bailey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > There are none at this level. There is Graphire Music Press, which is > supposedly bringing a new version with a new pricing scheme (they had a > "pay for so many hours and then the meter stops") where you actually buy > unlimited usage. But this is still only in the rumor stages. But from > what I hear, it does the best job of all three at engraving but I'm not > sure it has playback at all. There is no mention on their website of > playback that I could see. > > The price is $595 full price, with $295 academic price. The output is beautiful. > > http://www.graphire.com to find out more. > > Richard Huggins wrote: >> I know there are a few other notation programs out there, but If there were >> no Finale, would there be a serious competitor to Sibelius (that INCLUDED >> the Macintosh platform)? What would keep Sibelius honest and interested in >> upgrading/improving their features? _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
