On Feb 6, 2004, at 9:29 PM, Harold Owen wrote:
I'm just getting up to speed with FinMac2k4. There have been only a
few changes since 2k2. Now [...]
Thanks for the updates. The fact that the lyrics window still has no
zoom is just insane. Any normal sized lyrics are going to look tiny on
the scr
On Feb 7, 2004, at 12:34 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
Meanwhile, since I'm stuck with WinFin2K3, what's the usual technique
for getting hyphens into a score after line breaks? I have never
figured out how to do it.
Many recommend putting a hard space under the first syllable after the
system break.
At 2:21 pm -0500 07.02.2004, Roger McDuffie wrote:
Mine is 23" -- my
screen that is.
Thank goodness you clarified that.
John
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On Saturday, February 7, 2004, at 09:34 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
(snip)
Meanwhile, since I'm stuck with WinFin2K3, what's the usual technique
for getting hyphens into a score after line breaks? I have never
figured out how to do it.
David,
On the Mac/FinMac2k2, you press Option-Spacebar to insert
Anyone using Fineprint with Finale? I've got all my Finale printing
procedures well-established and working well: booklet parts on 11x17, scores
scaled to 8 1/2x11, etc. However, Fineprint looked like a promising way to
simplify these tasks, especially booklet printing. I downloaded the latest
d
Interesting...Mr. Piechaud is also the designer of "Human Playback."
Jim
"Thanks Rob we actualized the database and shall send you as soon as
poosible the November font updater for OS X. The author Robert Piechau is
just finalizing the installer/updater. We shall s
On 7 Feb 2004 at 13:47, Roger McDuffie wrote:
> David Fenton wrote:
> >What about things like you see on the last page of this score:
>
> >http://www.bway.net/~dfenton/Collegium/Scores/MorleyRoses.pdf
>
> >where you have notation that is purposefully "wrong" because it's
> >musically clearer, wi
On 6 Feb 2004 at 21:29, Harold Owen wrote:
> Probably the best change has been "smart hyphens." Now a melisma that
> continues over a system break will continue (wrap) them. However, you
> will not see hyphens as you enter them. They show up after you move
> on. That's not really a problem as long
On 06 Feb 2004, at 02:12 PM, Andrew Stiller wrote:
68: It is impossible to have two brackets of the same type in
different horizontal positions, as for example when a divided
string section uses extra staves. Sibelius forces you to use their
"subsidiary bracket" (actually a desk bracket) for th
Officially, I don't think QuicKeys 4.1 is even compatible with OS
9.2.2? I could be wrong on that score, though.
Anyway, response time for QuicKeys 5 shortcuts is decent enough for me
in Classic, with the exception of sequences, which are extremely
sluggish.
- Darcy
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I tried to post this days ago but have fouled up the email address.
Jonathan Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote the colored prose.
> Date: Thu, 05 Feb 2004 10:29:04 +0100
> Subject: [Finale] Re: comparing finale/sibelius
>
> 69 reasons not to buy Sibelius over Finale
I've owned Finale since its beg
David Fenton wrote:
>What about things like you see on the last page of this score:
>http://www.bway.net/~dfenton/Collegium/Scores/MorleyRoses.pdf
>where you have notation that is purposefully "wrong" because it's
>musically clearer, with a dotted quarter note where only a quarter
>not is allowed
I e-mailed the folks at Klemm after I found out that November didn't work on OS X.
After
a week or two of waiting, I did get a reply - that they didn't have me in their
database
as owning it. After some other correspondence, they did e-mail me back saying:
"Thanks Rob we actualized the database
on 2/7/04 9:14 AM, Robert Patterson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I installed my QuicKeys (v4.1) in my Classic folder. It works, but the
> commands (esp. the menu commands for Finale tools) are unacceptably
> sluggish. Has anyone else experienced this? Do QK5 users have the same
> problem?
Robert
I installed my QuicKeys (v4.1) in my Classic folder. It works, but the
commands (esp. the menu commands for Finale tools) are unacceptably
sluggish. Has anyone else experienced this? Do QK5 users have the same
problem?
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Robert Patterson
http://RobertGPatterson.com
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