On 19.08.2003 1:18 Uhr, Robert Patterson Finale wrote
>>
>> I for one actually wish that MM abandon OS 9 sooner rather than later. I
>> have seen several apps which suffered from being carbon. They are slow,
>> sluggish, and compromised.
>
> I can't speak about your experiences with Bias Peak. I
RockyRoad wrote:
Does this really matter on a 21" monitor running 1600x1200?
It is precisely on monitors of this size where
screen rotation really begins to kick in for
Finale users. (FWIW, what gave me the rush was
rotating a 24" LCD panel that is 1920x1200.) The
reason is that you have enou
> If you have a 1280x1024 or larger screen (even a CRT) running Windows, you
can get an idea what it's like by
> downloading the free Pivot Pro demo from portraitdisplays.com.
My computer is capable of rotation configured as it was bought. I didn't
have to add any software for this. Could it be
RockyRoad wrote:
>
> Does this really matter on a 21" monitor running 1600x1200?
>
It is precisely on monitors of this size where screen rotation really begins to kick
in for Finale users. (FWIW, what gave me the rush was rotating a 24" LCD panel that is
1920x1200.) The reason is that you have
The lack of screen rotation is actually the rich, meaty, heart of my
beef with OSX. And it brings this message squarely back on-topic.
Simply put, if you are a Finale user and you've never used screen
rotation, it's like you've never had sex. The first time I looked at
an orchestra score in scr
I understand why the Make Music folk are reintroducing copy protection after
an experience yesterday. One of my students at the local Conservatorium was
given a Finale 2003 CD by a high school teacher to take home and copy. I
wonder how much of this goes on? He doesn't seem to know how to use it, b
At 5:00 pm -0700 18.08.2003, JD wrote:
if you are
a Finale user and you've never used screen rotation, it's like you've never
had sex. The first time I looked at an orchestra score in screen
rotation, it
was near orgasmic. When I've shown it to other experienced Finale users, the
catch in thei
On Monday, August 18, 2003, at 11:40 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And then I looked at the system requirements...Mac OS 9.x, plus at
least 200 MB of empty hard drive space. Let's see...I'm running OS 8.6
on my Mac at home and at school (so I can still use Microsoft Works,
which I haven't had an
on 8/18/03 4:18 PM, Robert Patterson Finale at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
>> Com'on. What's screen rotation support got to do with any of this?
>
> The lack of screen rotation is actually the rich, meaty, heart of my beef with
> OSX. And it brings this message squarely back on-topic. Simply put, if
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
> OS 9 never had any MIDI support other than the old MIDI manager. Anything
> that went beyond this was 3rd party.
Well, third party or not, the point is that the OSX solutions are not yet here. The
fact that they were 3rd party seems completely superfluous to me, espec
Darcy James Argue wrote:
>
> Hey, don't blame me. Steve Jobs held a mock "funeral" for OS 9 over a
> year ago.
He lives on Reality Distortion Planet, not this one.
> no sane developer is going to continue
> to invest in OS 9
On the contrary, most sane developers, like MakeMusic, are having
If I do shell out for a new Mac and OSX, does anyone know if i'll be
able to load Finale 3.7.2 onto it and run that version (in addition to
Finale 2003 and 2004), as I have a large number of files in that format.
Martin
Martin Banner
Monticello, New York
Robert,
I usually agree with a lot of what you say, but I cannot let this go
uncommented:
On 18.08.2003 23:53 Uhr, Robert Patterson Finale wrote
> Darcy James Argue wrote:
>> OS 9 is long dead
>
> I just can't let this go by. Long dead??!!! Apple went to OSX-only booting
> fully a year too soon
On Monday, August 18, 2003, at 05:53 PM, Robert Patterson Finale wrote:
Darcy James Argue wrote:
OS 9 is long dead
I just can't let this go by. Long dead??!!!
Hey, don't blame me. Steve Jobs held a mock "funeral" for OS 9 over a
year ago. You may feel the burial was premature, or the heir
unq
It is great when teachers have integrity and don't simply give kids copies
of the full version to take home and copy off, as I discovered happened with
one of my students at our Conservatorium, yesterday. But I don't think the
teacher taught him how to use it!
I understand where Make Music is comi
Darcy James Argue wrote:
> OS 9 is long dead
I just can't let this go by. Long dead??!!! Apple went to OSX-only booting fully a
year too soon, and are at least morally guilty of negligence for doing so. OSX still
does not have proper MIDI support. (The current CoreMIDI situation is a [EMAIL
PRO
David Stonestreet wrote:
That free version is a great way to get my students introduced to
Finale. Three bought the full version this year after starting on
Free. I hope there will be one that runs in OSX.
Agreed. Upon telling the computer guy at the school at which I teach about
the new Final
I run Mac F2k2 using OS 8.6 on a non-G3 Powerbook 3400 with 3GB HD space,
SCSCI-connected to a Powerbook 1400 (acting as a SCSI drive) for a total of
6 GB. The external PB is full up and the main PB has <1MB available. Until I
can upgrade my CPU I will "upgrade" to OS 9 ( since I can't run OS X) an
On Monday, August 18, 2003, at 03:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was delighted to see the announcement of Finale 2004 for Mac, mainly
because, after years of begging and begging, "smart hyphens" have
finally been included!!! Yippee!!!
And then I looked at the system requirements...Mac OS 9.
I was delighted to see the announcement of Finale 2004 for Mac, mainly
because, after years of begging and begging, "smart hyphens" have
finally been included!!! Yippee!!!
And then I looked at the system requirements...Mac OS 9.x, plus at least
200 MB of empty hard drive space. Let's see...I'm
David Stonestreet wrote:
> That free version is a great way to get my students introduced to
> Finale. Three bought the full version this year after starting on
> Free. I hope there will be one that runs in OSX.
Agreed. Upon telling the computer guy at the school at which I teach about
the new F
RockyRoad wrote:
> That free version is a great way to get my students introduced to
> Finale. Three bought the full version this year after starting on
> Free. I hope there will be one that runs in OSX.
Past experience would suggest that there will be an 2004 version of
Notepad; I don't look f
That free version is a great way to get my students introduced to
Finale. Three bought the full version this year after starting on
Free. I hope there will be one that runs in OSX.
RockyRoad
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David Stonestreet
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