On 10.06.2006 Kim Patrick Clow wrote:
I really can't drop the bass staff much more without making the page layout
look wierd.
Flipping the note stem doesn't have any impact either.
Why not just move the figures? Up, that is, not sideways.
Johannes
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I have a choral score with a lot of "da va da ba"
and so on syllables that look well spaced in page view. When I print the pages
some of those syllables (attached to octave notes) get "glued" together. So I
assume it is a printersetup (I use alaser HPdevice). Some
hints?
Thank you
To the OSX Mavens on the List:
I want to boot my G3 iMac from my external USB drive.
I was able to install OS9 on the external drive, but I can't install
OSX. The installer program on my OSX CD says that I can't boot from
the external drive.
Is this because the drive is USB or is there
David,
As far as I know, you can't boot from a USB drive; it's too slow. I
think you can from a firewire drive ... which you probably don't have
on your G3 unless you've added a special card to attach it to, and
even then it might not work, not being a part or the original package.
EFF
You can't boot your Mac from a USB HD. Only FireWire drives are
bootable for your model of computer.
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On 13 Jun 2006, at 6:07 AM, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
To the OSX Mavens on the List:
I want to boot my G3
At 6/13/2006 01:09 PM, Eric Fiedler wrote:
As far as I know, you can't boot from a USB drive; it's too slow. I
think you can from a firewire drive ... which you probably don't have
on your G3 unless you've added a special card to attach it to, and
even then it might not work, not being a part or
you can start your G3 from a CD - such as the one that comes with the
computer or one that you prepare to use as star-up disc- but you can't
boot from an external hard drive.
gr
Lawrence David Eden wrote:
To the OSX Mavens on the List:
I want to boot my G3 iMac from my external USB drive.
I believe the Intel Macs allow USB drive booting.
Cheers,
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On 13 Jun 2006, at 1:40 PM, Phil Daley wrote:
At 6/13/2006 01:09 PM, Eric Fiedler wrote:
As far as I know, you can't boot from a USB drive; it's too
No, you *can* boot from an external HD, it just has to be a Firewire
drive.
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On 13 Jun 2006, at 1:44 PM, Godofredo Romero wrote:
you can start your G3 from a CD - such as the one that comes with
the computer or
On 13 Jun 2006 at 19:09, Eric Fiedler wrote:
As far as I know, you can't boot from a USB drive; it's too slow.
I don't know about the limitations of drive interfaces on the Mac,
but a USB 2.0 connection is *faster* in its bandwidth rating than
Firewire, and both are *much* faster than CD
The machine in question -- a G3 iMac -- did not come with USB 2.0 ports.
Also, while David is correct -- on paper, the transfer rate of USB
2.0 is 480 Mb/sec vs. 400 Mb/sec for FireWire -- in most real-world
tests, FireWire hard drives outperform the equivalent USB 2.0 hard
drive (due to
Title: Re: [Finale] PDF Printing Problems
Correction: I am running Finale 2006D.
Thanks,
Brennon
On 6/13/06 12:07 PM, Brennon Bortz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello list,
I am trying to print a PDF from FinMac2006/OSX. I am running Acrobat 7.0.0, Finale 2006.r3 (C, that is), and OS X 10.4.6.
Title: Re: [Finale] PDF Printing Problems
I apologize for so many messages, but I thought it important to also note that this only occurs when I am printing from Finale. Attempts to print using these settings from any other programs run without a hitch.
Thanks,
Brennnon
On 6/13/06 12:13 PM,
On 13 Jun 2006 at 15:10, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Also, while David is correct -- on paper, the transfer rate of USB
2.0 is 480 Mb/sec vs. 400 Mb/sec for FireWire -- in most real-world
tests, FireWire hard drives outperform the equivalent USB 2.0 hard
drive (due to the superior chipset).
Actually, the speed of the USB connection *on the machine in
question* (a G3 iMac without USB 2.0) is, in fact, the reason Apple
did not include support from booting from USB hard drives.
The _continued_ lack of boot support for USB drives on Macs is
clearly a legacy issue: Apple invented
Is there a way to add a MIDI file as a new staff in an existing
document?
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Is there a way to copy continuous data (aftertouch) from one Finale
file to another? (Selecting Continuous Data in Items to Copy
doesn't actually work.)
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Darcy James Argue wrote:
Is there a way to add a MIDI file as a new staff in an existing document?
I believe you might have to open it into a new document, then copy/paste
from there to the new staff in the existing doc.
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But then (as I mentioned in another post) I lose all the continuous
data.
I should mention I'm in Fin2006c. The inability to copy continuous
data between documents (even with Continuous Data selected in Items
to Copy) seems like a pretty major flaw to me. Surely I'm not the
first person
Marcello Noia wrote:
I have a choral score with a lot of da va da ba and so on syllables
that look well spaced in page view. When I print the pages some of
those syllables (attached to octave notes) get glued together. So I
assume it is a printer setup (I use a laser HP device). Some hints?
After much frustration, I've not discovered that Finale's automatic
Check For Update feature causes Finale to hang on launch on my system
(OS X 10.4.6). The only way around it is to temporarily turn AirPort
off (i.e., disconnect from the internet) when launching Finale. I
looked around in
On 13 Jun 2006, at 8:05 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
After much frustration, I've not discovered
Just pretend the word not isn't there...
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That is a great question. There seems to be nothing there.
However, in Library/Preferences there is a file called
Finale2006UpdateCheck.txt that has some interesting things in there.
[Settings]
PerformAutoUpdateCheck=1
UpdateCheckFrequency=7
LastUpdateCheck=38853
Perhaps set the first
Try copying as a clip file and inserting. Then copying WITHIN the
document should copy the data (I hope!)
I have run into several items that don't copy between documents. Add
this to the list.
Christopher
On Jun 13, 2006, at 6:58 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
But then (as I mentioned in
Go into Help.
Click Check for Finale Updates
If your system is like mine, it will return an error message. Click it
again.
Click the Settings button.
Everything should be clear from here on...
Christopher
On Jun 13, 2006, at 8:18 PM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
That is a great question.
Hey Chris,
Good idea, but no -- continuous data will not copy between docs even
if I make a clip file that (ostensibly) includes EVERYTHING.
I'll try Robert's Mass Copy as a last resort, but this is a serious,
serious pain when trying to work with the JABB brush drum kit, which
relies on
At 9:34 PM -0400 6/9/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The confusion comes here when two adjacent notes are connected
together by something that looks like a tie mark. Notationally, how
would you tell the difference?
The problem in Finale is that on the simple entry you can turn on
the tie option
Brennon,
Have you attempted printing a postscript file and then distilling instead?
On 6/13/06, Brennon Bortz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I apologize for so many messages, but I thought it important to also note
that this only occurs when I am printing from Finale. Attempts to print
using
Having had no reply or comment on this query (originally
sent a few days ago) I can only assume it either didnt get posted- or nobody
really wants to talk to me!
It was sent during a period of address confusion!
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