Lawrence Yates wrote: > I'm very happy with Finale but I am increasingly being given Sibelius files > to work with and so am seriously considering buying Sibelius as well. This > offer, if, as someone has suggested, applies to older versions of Finale, > sounds very attractive but I don't want to give up my current Finale.
I don't think you have to give up Finale at all. You just have to send them two pages of your Finale user guide or one of your Finale program discs. > (I currently have the demo version of Sib 6 and, in my inexperience, am > finding it very, very difficult to use. The demo instruction book seems to > offer less help than I would like. As I said, I am very inexperienced so > it's probably my fault) When I last tried the Sibelius demo, I found that the full documentation available for download from the site was more helpful than the limited information in the demo. The full manual is here: http://www.sibelius.com/download/documentation I don't have Sibelius 6, but am thinking about upgrading. Best, -WR -- Will Roberts whrcompo...@fastmail.fm _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list Finale@shsu.edu http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
