9/24/10 2:52 PM, "Williams, Jim" <[email protected]> wrote:
> I also like the large amount of cross-referencing in the body of the text > to related topics elsewhere in the text. I agree Jim. I really like the cross-referencing. Looks like a nice book to have on the shelves. > On Behalf Of Howard Weiner: > Give me a break! Sure you can see slight spaces between the tops or > bottoms of some of the numbers and the lines of the staff -- if you're > viewing at 1200% ! > If you view it at 100% or even 200%, the spaces are all but invisible. > Print out the page in question and then let us know how disappointed you > are. Wow! This sounds personal, gotta love email. Not sure if I should thank Jim for sending it. :-) Didn't really think this would cause such a response, it seemed like a quick legitimate question before purchasing the book when only looking at 14 pages of a 600+ page book. Howard is correct that when you print the PDF out everything looks fine. Please thank him for pointing that out and I'm not disappointed (for those who care). I'm actually looking forward to having another good resource. If it matters, I wasn't looking to find fault with the samples, it jumped off the page while reading the document at 200%. I thought Matthew would be a good person to ask since he so nicely shared with us some background and had read the book. Next time I'll just email the person directly and save the list this type of *&%...@!. I thought other people might be interested. I'll keep it to myself next time. Cheers, Steve _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
