RE: [Finale] new computer/ setup issues for Finale

Can you please turn off HTML encoding, Cecil? On 24 Feb 2003 at 15:03, Cecil Rigby wrote: > So, then, does anyone have experience partioning an XP disk that can > give me some pointers for loading in Win98 so I *can* use my program? I would say that's a pretty ridiculous thing to do. It's real

RE: [Finale] new computer/ setup issues for Finale

On 24 Feb 2003 at 13:06, Fisher, Allen wrote: > Windows XP is the lates incarnation of Windows NT. Finale did not support > MIDI in Windows NT (or 2000 or XP) before Finale 98c. Not 100% true. You could install the 16-bit version of Finale 97 on WinNT and have MIDI, if I'm not mistaken. The reas

RE: [Finale] new computer/ setup issues for Finale

Title: Message Well, ain't that a kicker...   So, then, does anyone have experience partioning an XP disk that can give me some pointers for loading in Win98 so I *can* use my program?   I guess we should go offlist from here...  thanks, all, for the help so far!   C

RE: [Finale] new computer/ setup issues for Finale

Title: Message I'll save you the trouble of going out and getting a cable.   Windows XP is the lates incarnation of Windows NT. Finale did not support MIDI in Windows NT (or 2000 or XP) before Finale 98c.   Hope this helps -Original Message-From: Cecil Rigby [mailto:[EMAIL P

Re: [Finale] transportable documents settings?

On 24.02.2003 18:07 Uhr, LGS-Europe wrote > This has come up before, but I've never paid that much attention. > I have made a booklet with 24 Japanese songs with guitar accompaniments (CD > also available ...). > I've worked from a template, but needed many small changes later on > (placement of t

Re: [Finale] new computer/ setup issues for Finale

Hi again-   My BIOS were set up correctly. I think the problem is that XP won't let a driver load until the hardware is actually attached. That means I have to go get a cable before I can go any farther...   I'll be back in touch if that fails! \ Thanks again. \Cecil     - Original

Re: [Finale] new computer/ setup issues for Finale

Hi Rick et al-- Yes, I tried that before I knew XP had the rollback feature. That's when I got the error that MIDI isn't available under NT. I think I'll try the BIOS setup fix Rick/Kathy Neiman suggested, and then get back to the list if that doesn't help.\\ \ thanks much for the help! Cecil > H

Re: [Finale] new computer/ setup issues for Finale

Did you check your BIOS setup to make sure there is a MIDI "port" available on your Motherboard?  And if there is, is it activated.  I am running XP with 2001d.  Finale told me there was no MIDI present until I activated it on the Motherboard through "setup" at boot up.  I have my MIDI hooked thr

[Finale] new computer/ setup issues for Finale

Hi everyone-- I broke down and bought a new computer after much debate and frustration. Of course, everything available these days for PC is preloaded with Windows XP. I know some of you are groaning already XP does allow rollback compatibility for programs, and I have set mine to Win98 for

[Finale] transportable documents settings?

This has come up before, but I've never paid that much attention. I have made a booklet with 24 Japanese songs with guitar accompaniments (CD also available ...). I've worked from a template, but needed many small changes later on (placement of title, copyright notice, page number, page %, system p

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