On Monday, November 17, 2003, at 07:36 PM, Bonnie Harris wrote:
Darcy,
I thought of that, and searched for FreeMIDI, but turned up no files.
I'll look again, maybe it's buried in classic env. somewhere.
You should have FreeMIDI extensions that you will need to delete or
disable. You should
On 17.11.2003 20:14 Uhr, Reuven wrote
> Is there a way to import .pdf notation files into Finale?
>
> There are so many music notation files in the pdf format
> that importation into Finale should become a standard feature!
Hardly possible. A PDF does not store the information in a format that c
If you have a postscript printer you can save each file as a eps file
then place them in a word processing file.
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On Monday, Nov 17, 2003, at 12:00 US/Pacific, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
on 11/17/03 11:14 AM, Reuven wrote:
Is there a way to import .pdf notation files into Finale?
It is my impression that .pdf files are intended to be immutable
"digital hard copies," with the INTENT that they are not editable by a
Center them one directly on top of the other above whichever note is lined
up with the beat, with the top number applying to the top note. Anything
else would be confusing and non-standard.
Richard H.
> From: "d. collins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2003 20:03:11 +0100
> To: [EMAIL PR
on 11/17/03 11:14 AM, Reuven wrote:
> Is there a way to import .pdf notation files into Finale?
It is my impression that .pdf files are intended to be immutable "digital
hard copies," with the INTENT that they are not editable by a notation
program or word processor or anything. It's an "intellec
Reuven
I haven't yet found a way to import pdf into
Finale, though I know of a way to do the reverse, sort of. If you Print To
File, setting your printer to General Post Script Printer, you can export Finale
files to Adobe Illustrator, which then can be saved as EPS, PDF, etc Watch
o
On Monday, November 17, 2003, at 04:46 AM, Bonnie Harris wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone know if QuickTime 6.0.3 works OK with Finale 2002 in
Classic 9.2? I recently downloaded an automatic upgrade , which I
thought would just be QT 6.4 for OSX, but I think it may have
replaced the version I had work
Hi all:
Is there a way to import .pdf notation files into
Finale?
There are so many music notation files in the pdf format
that importation into Finale should become a standard
feature!
ps - how is Musitek's SmartScore faring with regards to ease
and accuracy
of importing not
d. collins wrote:
I have a couple hundred music examples I need to print out and
proofread. Most of them are one line only, and each is in a separate
file. Is there any easy way I could get several on the same sheet of
paper?
depends upon how you define "easy". One way is to devide the system
Try: Set up as many of the one-liners as you can on your screen and then
print the resulting screen shot.
Liudas
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Subject: [Finale] Saving paper
> I have a couple h
I think SS will do what you need. It copies the staves by position, not
by number. So if 4 staves exist in the source and 4 in the target, the
names and positions in the target should be overwritten with those from
the source.
d. collins wrote:
Robert Patterson écrit:
With Settings Scrapbook,
Neither. Staff Styles can easily be transferred with libraries, but I
don't know about their metatools.
d. collins wrote:
Brad Beyenhof écrit:
Robert Patterson's "Settings Scrapbook" plug-in is invaluable for this
sort of thing.
Can Robert's plug-in copy staff styles and staff-style metatools
Belated thanks to all who offered advice on my recent problems transferring
WinFin files from a problem hard disk. I followed several suggestions (at
one point making the classic mistake of changing more than one one parameter
at once, so I am not really sure what helped) which salvaged many, if n
With Settings Scrapbook, you can't copy the names without also copying
the staves. But SS will only add as many staves as necessary. Were you
planning somehow to use the names *without* the staves? Finale's UI
doesn't seem well-suited to this.
d. collins wrote:
Brad Beyenhof écrit:
Robert Pat
On Monday, Nov 17, 2003, at 05:55 US/Pacific, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
That is not necessary, at least in 2k3, any expression can be made
to have an opaque background. I use this quite often for "cresc." to
break barlines.
Hard to tell if Keith is using 2K1 or not.
Was this feature really only
On 17.11.2003 13:09 Uhr, Philip Aker wrote
>> That is not necessary, at least in 2k3, any expression can be made to
>> have an opaque background. I use this quite often for "cresc." to
>> break barlines.
>
> Hard to tell if Keith is using 2K1 or not.
Was this feature really only introduced after
Robert Patterson's "Settings Scrapbook" plug-in is invaluable for this
sort of thing.
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Brad Beyenhof
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On Monday, November 17, 2003 1:53 AM, d. collins asked:
> Is there any way to copy staff names (along with their font and their
> default position) from one file
On Monday, Nov 17, 2003, at 02:22 US/Pacific, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Tidying up a Fin 2001 score, I wish to add text- but almost like a
sticky label- i.e. text on a white background which hides whatever >>> it
is placed on-be it staves, or leger lines or whatever.
I know it's do-able- but how?
Thanks -- a bit pricey for a font I wouldn't use very often, but for
people working in authentic chant notation it would be wonderful.
David
John.Howell wrote:
http://www.saintmeinrad.edu/abbey/liturgic.htm About halfway down the page.
John
John,
Would you please post a URL for us to che
On 17.11.2003 10:14 Uhr, Philip Aker wrote
>> Tidying up a Fin 2001 score, I wish to add text- but almost like a
>> sticky label- i.e. text on a white background which hides whatever it
>> is placed on-be it staves, or leger lines or whatever.
>
>> I know it's do-able- but how?
>
> You can use a
Hi,
Does anyone know if QuickTime 6.0.3 works OK with Finale 2002 in
Classic 9.2? I recently downloaded an automatic upgrade , which I
thought would just be QT 6.4 for OSX, but I think it may have replaced
the version I had working with Classic, too. Otherwise I may have
spoken too soon on t
On Sunday, Nov 16, 2003, at 16:09 US/Pacific, helgesen wrote:
Tidying up a Fin 2001 score, I wish to add text- but almost like a
sticky label- i.e. text on a white background which hides whatever it
is placed on-be it staves, or leger lines or whatever.
I know it's do-able- but how?
You can use
Check "Opaque" in the settings for your text expression definition. If you
don't want the border to be seen, make its thickness = 0.
Liudas
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Subject: [Finale
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