If you do not depend on EPS files (both import and export) then you should upgrade. Finale 2004 has a wealth of new features which you will love, and it runs native in OS X actually making it much more stable.
It is still slow. However, for me this is now mostly the reaction to some of the keyboard commands for menus, which are _really_ slow depending on the number of items in the plugin menu/submenus. Other than that it works satisfactory on my G4 500 upgraded Wallstreet Powerbook running Panther. Johannes On 20.04.2004 23:55 Uhr, Martin Banner wrote > I have been using Finale 2003 on my Mac quite satisfactorily, thank > you, for well over a year, even on my brand new Powerbook laptop. > > I've been considering upgrading to FinMac 2004, but have seen all the > posts here about bug after bug after bug. Since I would be using 2004 > in OSX on my laptop, I don't want to end up starting some new projects > for my publishers and then be miserable for having switched from 2003. > > With the 2004 updates, have most of the bugs been fixed to run Finale > in OSX on a Mac powerbook? > > Thanks for your collective thoughts. -- http://www.musikmanufaktur.com http://www.camerata-berolinensis.de _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
