If all you have is the file, MIDI may be your best choice, or you might
find a Sibelius user who will print the file to PDF and return it to you
so you can scan it. If you want, contact me privately and I'll do that
for you.
If you have Sibelius, you could buy the Music XML plug in from Recordare
<http://www.recordare.com/default.asp> to convert the file to Finale's
format. This is your best choice. Otherwise you might find a Sibelius
user with the Music XML plug in to convert it for you or you might try
printing the file and then scanning.
Hope that helps
Richard Smith
http://www.rgsmithmusic.com
Eric Fiedler wrote:
I know this has been discussed many times on this list, but ...
A client has just sent us a huge Sibelius file to be worked on. What
is the best way to get it into Finale with as much detail as possible
being saved in the transition? (so a MIDI-solution would only be a
solution if all else fails ...)
Thanks in advance for any bits of collective wisdom you could send
this way.
Eric
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