Noel wrote:
Tom Daish wrote:
Hi all,
Does anyone have any advice on how to convert music from PrintMusic to a
format
that can be made into a CD-R to be played on a regular CD player.
Later this week, when MakeMusic! announces the availability of Finale 2004,
upgrade.
Tobias Giesen wrote:
[snip]
The only problem would be when they cease to exist. But even then, you must
be aware that there are some very nice people behind this. MakeMusic
employees are Finale users, just like you and me. I'm sure these people will
make Finale survive, including older
Hi,
a) Win98 does not need activation codes, so Microsoft
can phase it out and not worry about it any more.
b) as Benjamin pointed out, making your product unusable
by refusing activation codes at some point in the future
is illegal in the States as well as in Europe.
It is therefore
Yes, I see it now on the email, but didn't see it on the website.
Tim
On Wednesday, August 6, 2003, at 02:37 PM, Christopher BJ Smith wrote:
At 2:19 PM -0400 8/06/03, Tim Thompson wrote:
It sure looks like a big upgrade so far. I will be interested to see
if the MIDI workings have been
Folks --
This looked like it might be an excellent upgrade. For some it may
be. I personally cannot make any software purchase which ties my
future use of the product to someone else's continued benevolence and
the continuing existence of their servers.
I purchased the Finale 2004 update on
But both Tobias and I can be somewhat cheerful about it, because in that hopefully unlikely scenario, either one or both of us could fairly easily write a program to downgrade the files.
Besides you have Johannes and Jari, I think also Dennis and Phil, so we don't have to worry, oh, I think the
On Wednesday, August 6, 2003, at 04:27 PM, John Howell wrote:
A co-worker insists that a deejay is a musician. I say that is a
load, that at most he is perhaps an editer or producer.
Can a legitimate case be made in his defense?
Absolutelyl not! He does not create or recreate music, he uses
Seems clear, as far as it goes. We don't even have the original
release, yet, though, let alone the maintenance release. Will it come
before the Mac version? I certainly hope not -- those poor Mac people
have been waiting [mostly] patiently for far too long for an OSX version!
But whenever
David H. Bailey wrote:
Then you have to contact Sibelius (which does NOT have 24/7 live or
electronic installation assistance) and meekly ask for permission to
start using your legally purchased software again.
I can't believe that I sound like a Sibelius apologist, but in the interest of
At 11:14 AM 8/7/03 -0400, Andrew Stiller wrote:
Apropos of this: I print extracted parts and vocal scores in booklet
format, which requires, on the Mac, that the Page Setup be set to
different dimensions and orientation than the file's own layout. Many
of the composers and editors I work with
On Wednesday, August 6, 2003, at 03:14 PM, Éric Dussault wrote:
Wouldn'd it have been great if the Finale 2004 advertisement on
MakeMusic's
website could be made so they can be viewed by a macintosh computer.
All the
sound samples with soundfonts and musical playback are not compatible
with
The e-mail was identified as spam by one of the filters I have, so it
might get by some people without them knowing.
AFAIK, the discount is only for those who purchased 2002, and, they
assume, didn't get the 2003 upgrade since it wasn't OS X compatible.
The discount is from the regular upgrade
It's a device which plugs into a specific port (parallel, serial,
joystick, whatever) and must be attached to your computer because the
software that it came with will try to find it on your system. If it
isn't attached, or for some reason it isn't working, the software simply
will not run.
Robert Patterson Finale wrote:
But both Tobias and I can be somewhat cheerful about it, because in that hopefully unlikely scenario, either one or both of us could fairly easily write a program to downgrade the files. :-)
Are you taking pre-orders? If so, please put my name on the list! ;-)
At 09:31 AM 8/9/03 +0200, Tobias Giesen wrote:
If Coda stopped the software activation at some point in the future, they
would
a) void the original sales contract
b) cancel the license agreement
c) violate your property rights
etc.
This would be against all rules of trading.
They are
At 8:00 AM -0400 8/10/03, Éric Dussault wrote:
This is an excerpt from MakeMusic techsupport (Tyler Turner) read on MM's
forum
As we explained in the FAQ, we are including a mechanism in a maintenance
release of Finale 2004 that will let you transfer the saving/printing from
one computer to
I wonder- am I the only one thinking that a dongle is not something one
talks about in mixed company? But I strongly suspect that it's actually
something 'computerish' that I have never heard of!
What the hell is a dongle??
Cheers, Keith in OZ
Its a little hardware box that you attach to a USB
Hi,
the release dates are not on every page, but they are on many, right below
the Pre-Order button. For example, on:
http://www.finalemusic.com/finale/f2k4/ftr-smsenhancements.asp
Cheers,
Tobias
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load of comments from people I respect hugely for their expertise and savvy
(business and musical!)
When I see that some of my 'idols' are not going to use 2004 because of
etc,etc, I get cold sweats.
Years ago I had
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