At 1:01 AM -0500 3/17/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you have any of the Asian Fonts, or several other groups of fonts,
for reasons only known ...etc I know this does not help, but I
wanted you to know you are not totally alone in having Finale, or any
other program for that matter, misbeh
If you have any of the Asian Fonts, or several other groups of fonts, for reasons only known to Finale and Apple, things can unexpectedly appear in one of those fonts. Phonetic Japanese would be the most common, because ALL current Apple Systems have at least one of the Japanese fonts, unless you
Thanks for your various replies. I've done more experimenting and have
talked to friends who have also attempted. Here is what I found finally
worked for me:
1. While reading the sheet music from the CD-ROM, choose the print
option, and then print it to the software which supports your scanner
(i
Maybe the file was corrupted in the download. Mine installed without any
problems and works just fine. You might try re-downloading.
Rick
> [Original Message]
> From: Jim Hale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Mailing List - Finale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 3/16/2003 9:20:06 PM
> Subject: [Finale] New
Anyone else had a problem with installing the Newest version of the
Viewer? I can't even seem to get it to install. I 2x click it and
nothing happens. :/
Jim Hale
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On Sunday, March 16, 2003, at 07:00 PM, Paul Hayden wrote:
Darcy, do you have "ProRes 1200" listed as an option in any windows?
If so, maybe there's a glitch somewhere in my system.
The option is accessed via a pulldown menu in the "Print..." dialog
box. In OS 9/Classic it is in "Resolution Op
I believe your client could, with the full Acrobat program, combine PDF
files into a single file, so he could create single page PDF files and
then combine them in any order he wants to end up with a single PDF file
with all the pages in booklet printing order.
Andrew Stiller wrote:
Just
curi
The CDSheet music licence says you can print as many copies of the music
as you want, since the music is all in the public domain.
It does not say how many electronic steps you may or may not take along
the way from CDSheet music CD to paper.
But CDSheet music does not own the music, nor does i
On 3/16/03, Darcy James Argue wrote:
What? Are you certain this person knew what they were talking about?
I have a 2200D hooked up via USB and it sure looks to me like there's a
difference between "FastRes" and "ProRes" to me, both in speed and in
output quality.
After seeing your post, I went ba
> >Just
> >curious, how did you create the *.pdf file without Acro
> Distiller?
You can make pdf files using ghostscript, which is free:
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/
First, you create a postscript file, then ghostscript can take it and
create a pdf. If you use GSView as a graphical front end t
At 12:00 PM 16/03/2003 -0600, Linda Worsley wrote: ...(snip)
2) Another intermittent phenomenon: Dialog box text (usually in
playback window) turn into some kind of sanskrit writing... it looks
like arabic or sumerian... or Martian?... It happens, again,
randomly, and disappears if I quit the
Just
curious, how did you create the *.pdf file without Acro Distiller?
I didn't. That's done by the Sibelius guy at his end. And apropos of
someone else's comment, he says he can't make a single part file
starting from multiple score files, so I strongly doubt he can set up
a pdf in booklet ord
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list.
thanks
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This has happened to me since version 2.0. And still does from time to time.
Why? Not a clue.
> 2) Another intermittent phenomenon: Dialog box text (usually in
> playback window) turn into some kind of sanskrit writing... it looks
> like arabic or sumerian... or Martian?... It happens, again,
>
Brad Beyenhof wrote:
>> (http://www.cdsheetmusic.com)
>> In the process of doing this bit of research, I convinced myself
>> that I should buy a few of these things... :)
Yes, I have been using these since they came out. The amount of material on
each CD is simply staggering.
Richard Yates
Eric writes:
I do get the same behavior, but I noticed that it happened only if I quit
Finale and that the last document closed was minimized (only the title bar
showing), which I do to access other shortcuts or documents from the
desktop.
Interesting. I often "minimize," but I haven't really no
>Johannes wrote:
>
>>Not that I really want to open this can of worms, but are you sure that
>>what
>>you want to do is legal?
>
>It should be legal. According to Theodore Presser's website
>(http://www.cdsheetmusic.com), "CD Sheet Music is drawn from standard
>available public domain editions suc
Le 16/03/03 12:38, "Linda Worsley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit:
I do get the same behavior, but I noticed that it happened only if I quit
Finale and that the last document closed was minimized (only the title bar
showing), which I do to access other shortcuts or documents from the
desktop.
Eric
>
Listers, there are two curious things that have plagued my Finale
programs for several versions now. And a colleague I work with has
the same problem.
Both of us are using 2002b (yes, waiting for a native OSX version) on
excellent, recent Macs (G4s), but this curious behavior has been
around
On Sunday, March 16, 2003, at 12:21 PM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
I always check these files on my wife's machine before posting, which
has
no Finale fonts installed (only the default Windows fonts). Both files
appear properly on that machine.
Well, I'm stumped then. Maybe one of the PDF guru
At 11:52 AM 3/16/03 -0500, Darcy James Argue wrote:
>Again, which suggests to me (and I ain't no expert so don't quote me)
>that:
> - you didn't embed the music font into either file.
Embedded in both, as those are my default PS/PDF settings for producing
these. Checking the Acrobat Reader
Le 16/03/03 11:41, "Andrew Stiller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit:
This looks like a task for a page layout program. Finale can do very basic
page layout things, but doesn't allow to import pdfs.
Eric Dussault
> I wish to import a page of a pdf file into Finale as a graphic. TIFF
> and PICT graphi
On Sunday, March 16, 2003, at 11:46 AM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
At 11:37 AM 3/16/03 -0500, Darcy James Argue wrote:
The TrueType version looks fine. Was it embedded in the PDF? From
what I understand, if the font was embedded, then it ought to display
correctly no matter what. TrueType ver
Johannes wrote:
>Not that I really want to open this can of worms, but are you sure that
>what
>you want to do is legal?
It should be legal. According to Theodore Presser's website
(http://www.cdsheetmusic.com), "CD Sheet Music is drawn from standard
available public domain editions such as Brei
At 11:37 AM 3/16/03 -0500, Darcy James Argue wrote:
>The TrueType version looks fine. Was it embedded in the PDF? From
>what I understand, if the font was embedded, then it ought to display
>correctly no matter what. TrueType versus PS shouldn't make any
>difference.
That's what I thought, b
I wish to import a page of a pdf file into Finale as a graphic. TIFF
and PICT graphics created from the page print much too coarsely,
comparable to what can be seen on screen. An EPS version shows no
preview, incorrect margins, and causes a postscript error when
printing is attempted. Now what?
On Sunday, March 16, 2003, at 11:30 AM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
At 11:15 AM 3/16/03 -0500, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Can't help you unless you post a link to your web site. But my guess
would be that embedding the TT fonts isn't generally a problem, and
the
person who contacted you was an is
on 3/16/03 10:19 AM, Johannes Gebauer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Not that I really want to open this can of worms, but are you sure that what
> you want to do is legal?
Seems to me that, as long as it's done for private use, you can do what you
please with the material purchased on the CD-ROM.
On 13.03.2003 20:00 Uhr, Douglas Dickson wrote
> I own many of the CD-ROMs from CD Sheet Music/ Theodore Presser. The
> art songs are published only in the original keys. Is there some way of
> scanning and importing directly from the PDF files of the CD-ROM? Or is
> it necessary to print out t
On 16.03.2003 16:04 Uhr, Andrew Stiller wrote
> This would work, albeit clumsily, except that I need to print in
> booklet order. I realized after posting my initial query that the
> answer probably lies in importing the pdf pages into a Finale file as
> graphics. I hope this can be done w.o disto
Hi all,
I realized a bit too late that the default file I'd adoped had changed my
default fonts from the Type 1 version to the TrueType version. So the
embedded fonts for the last few months for Maestro and Engraver stuff have
all been TrueType.
I have several hundred score downloads each week, a
I sent the following question to Philip Aker (creator of the Classic
Transposition plugin among other useful things), but since he may not
be near his computer this weekend (or otherwise busy) I thought I
would try relying on the collective wisdom of this list:
*
This would work, albeit clumsily, except that I need to print in
booklet order. I realized after posting my initial query that the
answer probably lies in importing the pdf pages into a Finale file as
graphics. I hope this can be done w.o distortion...
Does your printer have such capabilities i
Does your printer have such capabilities in its setup routine? Perhaps
you can select that (I know that at least HP inkjets have such
capabilities accessible through the printer driver itself) and then
simply print the pdf file 2 pages at a time.
Andrew Stiller wrote:
An editor who uses Sibe
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