In pondering the question of online sales of scores in which I might have an
interest, I began to examine some of the underlying assumptions that inform the
process of selling music.
Traditionally, a publisher produced a sufficient quantity of each title of music,
and charged a price sufficient
Just as a follow-up, based on the following it looks to me like the new
1 GHz iMac is likely to boot into OS X only:
The
iMac with the 1GHz is a brand new logic board that uses 200 Pin DDR
memory
and is only offered in the 17". For the iMac G4 with the 17" Flat
Panel,
only the 1GHz processor is
The final word -- from a MacFixit reader:
I got my 17" iMac today, and the Startup Disk control panel does not
see the OS 9 system folder. It's Classic only - just fine with me.
- Darcy
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On Friday, February 7, 2003, at 06:44 PM, Joel Sears wrote:
I Could be wrong, but, I believe I heard that Apple rescinded their
dictum that new MACs wouldn't boot into OS 9. Darcy has a good point,
it's worth checing out.
What happened is this: Apple never went back on its statement that
2
Bonnie,
Your first consideration should be whether you need OS 9. All Macs
introduced this year, including the 12" and 17" Powerbooks, the new G4
towers, and (probably) the new iMacs are OS X only. The only way they
can run OS 9 apps is from inside the Classic environment. If you need
to us
Bonnie,
I don't believe the iMAC comes with any PCI slots, therefore, you will need
the G4 tower. Digidesign has just announced their 6.0 versiion for OS X.
They say that there will be a speed increase with the dual processors. GET
EXTRA RAM! It's relatively cheap. I believe, with OS X, the dua
On Friday, February 7, 2003, at 01:24 AM, Andrew Levin wrote:
Darcy wrote:
Oh, one more question -- what kind of monitor do you have and what
connection are you using? VGA, DVI, or ADC?
I have a ViewSonic PF790 (CRT) with, I think, a standard VGA, at both
locations. I like it a lot. How does
On 7 Feb 2003 at 14:40, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
> At 09:42 AM 2/7/03 -0800, Linda Worsley wrote:
> >If anyone else is contemplating (or actually DOING) online sales, I'd
> > be interested to hear about it. I mean those of you who are using
> >the internet to distribute your own work. I think t
To any of you Mac/Finale/Digidesign users:
I know there are a few Mac gurus out there! My old 8600 Power Mac
finally died a grisly hard drive death and I need to replace it. I would
very much appreciate knowledgeable recommendations in the under 2 grand
price range.
I don't really need a dual p
At 09:42 AM 2/7/03 -0800, Linda Worsley wrote:
>If anyone else is contemplating (or actually DOING) online sales, I'd
>be interested to hear about it.
>I mean those of you who are using the internet to
>distribute your own work. I think this is an idea worth pursuing.
I offer my entire catalog f
At 1:27 PM -0500 2/7/03, Crystal Premo wrote:
Sunhawk.com sells commerical music online and has a way of dealing
with it that seems reasonable. I don't know if it would be good for
you, and it seems like your son will come up with a solution for you
that will work.
I think what Sunhawk has wo
Sunhawk.com sells commerical music online and has a way of dealing with it
that seems reasonable. I don't know if it would be good for you, and it
seems like your son will come up with a solution for you that will work.
I think what Sunhawk has would be good if they actually *had* much of
any
Vincent Cordel wrote:
Is there a simple way one could post one's own sheet music (one's own
compositions) in a sort of "online store" and collect payments from people
online?
Yes... but only somewhat simple. I am currently exploring exactly
this possibility.
David H. Baily wrote:
From
Not sure what motherboard you are using, but this is how on ASRock G Pro
using AMIBIOS version 3.31a:
Restart your machine. At the Boot screen press the appropriate key
to "SETUP" on my screen it was . In the setup
menu, I went into "Advanced" [at the top of the page], then to
"Peripheral Confi
David,
Thank you. Reconfigured the BIOS and the midi is now there.
Some times the obvious is just simply too obvious.
At 06:54 PM 2/6/2003 -0500, you wrote:
It sounds as if you may need to
configure your BIOS differently -- or look in the manual for the
motherboard -- it may not have the capabi
Perhaps if you check the option Allow Horizontal Stretching this won't
be a problem.
Pierre Bailleul wrote:
I try to mean that the width between the different fonts of the expression
([maestro 18, / Times 12 , / Maestro 18])created in shape designer is more
wide when I see it in the score.
Too,
I try to mean that the width between the different fonts of the expression
([maestro 18, / Times 12 , / Maestro 18])created in shape designer is more
wide when I see it in the score.
Too, this expression inputted in a 100 per cent staff size has the same
width than this inputted in a 75 per cent st
I am not sure if you ever got a reply, but I just found something that
might help: You can highlight the tab-staff with mass-mover and go to
MassEdit menu and select Utility and then select Change Lowest Fret.
This might actually accomplish what you want to do. Maybe not, I
haven't tried it b
Are you saying that your graphic expressions remain full size even when
you reduce the staff size to 75%, or are you saying they reduce way too
much when you reduce to 75%? If the expression is remaining full size,
perhaps you checked Fixed Size when you selected the fonts to use in
creating t
From what I understand PayPal charges 80-centsUS for each transaction,
so you simply increase your cost by that much. If you wanted to get $3
for each sheet, either charge $3.80 or $4 for each sheet.
The PDF with the code doesn't require any royalty, you simply have to
purchase the full-scale
I just ran an experiment and found this to be the cause and the solution:
The first instance worked fine because you copies ALL of your choir 1
system (including all layers) to choir 2 for the cues. Since all layers
except layer 1 were empty, this produced the desired effect.
When you subseque
Hi all,
There is a graphic difference between the
expressions created in shape designer (like [arrow 2/4 arrow] with muti-fonts)
and these expressions inputted in the score.
It's terrific when I apply these expressions in a
staff sized to 75 per cent.
Do you know why ?
I'm working on Finale
Is there a simple way one could post one's own sheet music (one's own
compositions) in a sort of "online store" and collect payments from
people
online? I have a client who wishes to do this and this client is rather
computer-illiterate. What could one recommend to someone who doesn't
know
the
Is there a simple way one could post one's own sheet music (one's own
compositions) in a sort of "online store" and collect payments from
people
online? I have a client who wishes to do this and this client is rather
computer-illiterate. What could one recommend to someone who doesn't
know
the
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