At 4:46 pm -0400 21.10.2003, David H. Bailey wrote:
There are none at this level. There is Graphire Music Press, which
is supposedly bringing a new version with a new pricing scheme (they
had a "pay for so many hours and then the meter stops") where you
actually buy unlimited usage. But this i
deal!
RH
> From: "David Horne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Tue, 21 Oct 2003 23:46:36 +0100
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [Finale] FYI Finale or Mosaic to Sibelius competitive upgrade
>
> They've had the same images on the website for many years. Th
On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 18:58:27 -0400, "David H. Bailey"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> The juxtaposition of your final two sentences is curious -- would it be
> more impressive if you knew someone had spent two months on it? Would
> it be more impressive if you knew someone spent two hours on it?
O
The juxtaposition of your final two sentences is curious -- would it be
more impressive if you knew someone had spent two months on it? Would
it be more impressive if you knew someone spent two hours on it?
I would think the appearance would make it impressive or not, regardless
of how much ti
On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 16:09:12 -0500, "Richard Huggins"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Several years ago I actually tried Graphire for awhile, even bought a key
> for something like 90 hours or so. I forget what transpired but I decided
> that wasn't going to work for me and I sought to sell the key to
Several years ago I actually tried Graphire for awhile, even bought a key
for something like 90 hours or so. I forget what transpired but I decided
that wasn't going to work for me and I sought to sell the key to someone
else. The folks at Graphire went above and beyond to help me do that, since
re
There are none at this level. There is Graphire Music Press, which is
supposedly bringing a new version with a new pricing scheme (they had a
"pay for so many hours and then the meter stops") where you actually buy
unlimited usage. But this is still only in the rumor stages. But from
what I
I know there are a few other notation programs out there, but If there were
no Finale, would there be a serious competitor to Sibelius (that INCLUDED
the Macintosh platform)? What would keep Sibelius honest and interested in
upgrading/improving their features?
--Richard
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On Tuesday, October 21, 2003, at 01:17 PM, Richard Huggins wrote:
It just does not seem to fit the personality of the members of this
list to
willingly give up an original program CD. Count me as surprised. (And
once
copy protection comes into play I don't think burning a CD solves
anything,
d
On Tuesday, October 21, 2003, at 02:12 PM, David H. Bailey wrote:
Sibelius is bragging these days that even hard-core Finale
corporations such as Hal Leonard are switching to Sibelius because of
its on-line publishing capabilities and the Scorch plug-in for
browsers.
When I worked in a Sibeliu
Sibelius IS easier to use right out of the box. And that's about how
far it goes. For a large number of users, that's all that's needed.
I agree with you that Finale is definitely on the fasttrack to becoming
the WordPerfect of notation packages. Let's just hope that some
adventurous company
How would they know that wasn't your latest upgrade?
Richard Huggins wrote:
It just does not seem to fit the personality of the members of this list to
willingly give up an original program CD. Count me as surprised. (And once
copy protection comes into play I don't think burning a CD solves an
On 21 Oct 2003 at 13:14, David H. Bailey wrote:
> Well, they're hoping you won't ever use any other software again.
> Having bought last year's competitive upgrade (I sent in the pages
> from the table of contents), I can assure you that most hard-core
> Finale users will not enjoy using Sibelius
It just does not seem to fit the personality of the members of this list to
willingly give up an original program CD. Count me as surprised. (And once
copy protection comes into play I don't think burning a CD solves anything,
does it?)
However, the sending in of an earlier program CD (e.g., Final
Well, they're hoping you won't ever use any other software again.
Having bought last year's competitive upgrade (I sent in the pages from
the table of contents), I can assure you that most hard-core Finale
users will not enjoy using Sibelius very much. It has a couple of neat
things, but when
Yes, indeed, that would have made the meaning clear.
But the fact that CDs don't have first or second pages of a table of
contents also made the meaning clear.
d. collins wrote:
David H. Bailey écrit:
The OR stops the modifier of "pages of the."
Proof of ownership must be provided by mailing
Well, I'm sure you have more than one program CD. I, for instance,
have CDs for all versions 2000-2004. Also, it's not difficult to make
a backup copy before sending out the original (if you actually wanted
to buy Sibelius...). I think that their point of doing the whole
"competitive upgrade
On Tuesday, October 21, 2003, at 12:51 PM, Richard Huggins wrote:
Okay...do they send it back? I mean, are there people that actually
would
give up their original program CD (not getting it back)?
Well, yes. Lots. The whole point of the promotion is that you are in
theory *switching* to Sib
Okay...do they send it back? I mean, are there people that actually would
give up their original program CD (not getting it back)?
--RH
> From: "David H. Bailey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> The OR stops the modifier of "pages of the."
>
> Proof of ownership must be provided by mailing (the first & se
The OR stops the modifier of "pages of the."
Proof of ownership must be provided by mailing (the first & second pages
of the table of contents in the user manual) or (original program CD.)
Richard Huggins wrote:
How would you provide "pages" of a program CD?
--RH
From: John Hinchey <[EMAIL
How would you provide "pages" of a program CD?
--RH
> From: John Hinchey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Proof of ownership must be provided by mailing the first & second pages of the
> table of contents in the user manual or original program CD.
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Finale mai
Hell all,
I know there are many of us who have to use several different notation
packages to keep clients happy. So
FYI I got the following e mail from Larry Marchese the Director of US
Marketing for Sibelius. You can now get a competitive upgrade from Mosaic
to Sibelius (which you couldno
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