(There is probably a more simple way to create brackets with square corners, but this is the only way I'm aware of.)
Does anyone know how to fashion square corners in the Shape Designer? In the Shape Designer, at 200%, the line tool resists all attempts to achieve a square corner and the bracket
Don't pick up or move your mouse as you're creating the corner. The new line
at 90 degrees to the other line will begin at the corner.
Liudas
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 26, 2004 5:13 PM
Subject: [Finale] square corners in
Hi,
Finale 2K3 Windows.
I have a score where the composer wants all the articulations to be at the
same (absolute) vertical position above the staff. Maybe I'm looking in the
wrong place, but I can't find an option in either the articulation
definitions or the plugins to line up articulations ..
At 10:43 AM 1/26/04 -0600, Thomas Schaller wrote:
My solution would be to put them in as lyrics (or staff expressions).
They're all in place now. :( I just want to move them. (And everything
has to play back, too.)
The TGTools align/move feature doesn't seem to do articulations.
Dennis
Dennis,
Under Document Options, Grids and Guidelines, check Snap to Grid.
-Carl Donsbach
--On Monday, January 26, 2004 11:24 AM -0500 Dennis Bathory-Kitsz
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Finale 2K3 Windows.
I have a score where the composer wants all the articulations to be at the
same
At 09:59 AM 1/26/04 -0700, Carl Donsbach wrote:
Under Document Options, Grids and Guidelines, check Snap to Grid.
Snap-to-grid options (at least in 2K3) don't seem to include articulations.
And even with everything checked (just in case), articulations don't seem
to snap.
Dennis
I think you can redefine the combination of Vertical position and the
Handle positions to yield the articulations in a line, and then use Mass
Edit -- Move Articulations by replacing the old articulations with the new
ones (the new positioning of the old ones).
I once tinkered with articulation
on 1/25/04 10:25 PM, Earl Price at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- JD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got Finale installed, using Jaguar 10.2.8 on a G4,
dual 1.25 ghz with 1.5
gigs of RAM. I am using an MTPII as my midi
interface and have the correct
driver and plugin from Griffin dutifully
Did you try reinstalling (or updating) the driver for your MIDI
interface? I have had to reinstall mine from M-Audio a couple of
times...
Tim
On Jan 26, 2004, at 12:39 PM, JD wrote:
on 1/25/04 10:25 PM, Earl Price at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- JD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I got Finale
Maybe I'm missing something. On OS 9 everything was installed for the
interface via FreeMIDI. OS X has its own CoreMIDI. The only file that MOTU
has on their site is for USB MIDI interfaces, and mine is a serial MTPII,
guided by the MIDI driver and plug in from Griffin Tech. Do I need an
on 1/26/04 11:10 AM, Tim Thompson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Right, I see what you are saying. MOTU only lists support for the
MTP-AV in their driver description. It sounds like you need to speak
to MOTU about this. Chances are that they will say they no longer
support it in their driver
Um, well, from what I understand, OS X doesn't support serial ports
anymore. You could try getting a Griffin Serial thingy. On the MOTU list
some people have been able to get it to work ok
JD wrote:
Maybe I'm missing something. On OS 9 everything was installed for the
interface via
It's not really that MOTU is supporting USB only interfaces, it's a Mac
OS X thing. OS X doesn't support serial interfaces. The Griffin Serial
port adapter seems to work ok from what I hear on the MOTU list I
subscribe to.
JD wrote:
on 1/26/04 11:10 AM, Tim Thompson at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
on 1/26/04 11:38 AM, Eric Dannewitz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's not really that MOTU is supporting USB only interfaces, it's a Mac
OS X thing. OS X doesn't support serial interfaces. The Griffin Serial
port adapter seems to work ok from what I hear on the MOTU list I
subscribe to.
on 1/26/04 11:36 AM, Eric Dannewitz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Um, well, from what I understand, OS X doesn't support serial ports
anymore. You could try getting a Griffin Serial thingy. On the MOTU list
some people have been able to get it to work ok
I have the Griffin g4port and
On 26.01.2004 20:38 Uhr, Eric Dannewitz wrote
It's not really that MOTU is supporting USB only interfaces, it's a Mac
OS X thing. OS X doesn't support serial interfaces. The Griffin Serial
port adapter seems to work ok from what I hear on the MOTU list I
subscribe to.
Serial ports do
To use your serial MTP2 in OSX, you do NOT use the MOTU driver. You use
the serial coremidi driver that you can download from either GeeThree or
Griffin. This driver is *in addition* to the OSX serial driver software.
Then you set up your midi interface in AM Setup by selecting the serial
midi
I just got my copy of Finale Mac 2004 and one of the first things I
tested was a way to generate postscript files, pdf files as well as
eps.
My printer driver (Mac OS 10.3.2) lets me save a print job as
postscript or as a pdf. To get an eps file from either of those
outputs you can drop the
At 07:24 PM 1/26/04 +0200, Mr. Liudas Motekaitis wrote:
I think you can redefine the combination of Vertical position and the
Handle positions to yield the articulations in a line, and then use Mass
Edit -- Move Articulations by replacing the old articulations with the new
ones (the new
I queried:
Now, does anyone have a good way to transfer a few hundred Quickeys
shortcuts from system 9 to 10?
And now I answer my own question:
The Quickeys tech support on their web site states that the systems
are too different to enable the import of shortcuts from OS 9 to OS
10.
I'll
--- Robert Patterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
To use your serial MTP2 in OSX, you do NOT use the
MOTU driver. You use
the serial coremidi driver that you can download
from either GeeThree or
Griffin. This driver is *in addition* to the OSX
serial driver software.
Then you set up your
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