My last post had an error. My original singl001.EPS file did NOT display
Times New Roman and Arial correctly. Both showed as Courier.
I looked further. The EPS listing has 'Times-Roman' and 'Helvetica' neither
of which are on my system.
If I search-and-replace 'Helvetica' with 'Arial' then Arial
John Poole wrote:
> I started to write a reply to some questions posed about EPS font
> problems and decided to go ahead and create a walk-through showing
> screenshots and providing the test files with the hope that they will
> prove to be instructive and assist people having problems with EPS
>
On 7/9/04, Paul Hayden wrote:
Has anyone tried this? Any problems?
1. In FinMac04c, open a large ensemble file (orchestra, band, etc.
with lots of staves and notes per page) created in FinMac02 or
earlier.
2. Try EPS export of one or more pages.
I skipped FinMac03 and waited for EPS export on Fi
On Fri, 09 Jul 2004 18:04:13 +0200, Johannes Gebauer
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 09.07.2004 17:37 Uhr, Harold Owen wrote
>
> Really? Now that is strange, because the bug I reported was actually due to
> something else, and should _not_ be in the release version of 2k4c. The
> problem was with
On Jul 9, 2004, at 9:42 AM, Matthew Van Brink wrote:
I am shuffling files between MAC2002 and WinFin2002 and certain
characters (Apostrophes in lyrics, text blocks, text expressions; and
the ù
from 'Più mosso') are getting lost in the fray. Perhaps I'll just stop
there and leave out the other
On Jul 9, 2004, at 3:26 AM, dhbailey wrote:
I just experimented with my suggested solution and I hadn't tried it
yet in 2004 before I suggested it to you -- how odd to have Finale
change the repeat sign to icon C when you select icon B simply because
it realizes you are creating a complete first
On Jul 9, 2004, at 3:30 AM, dhbailey wrote:
I went to check out that setting for back hook length, since I don't
like them most of the time, and to my shock and horror found that it
IS set to zero! But, every time I place an ending, there IS a back
hook.
Wow, that's mighty strange. Maybe it's
On 09.07.2004 21:54 Uhr, Henry Howey wrote
> I have several templates for my work. In several, especially some
> with the NOVEMBER font, the slur contours are too extreme and lose
> any semblance to the quality I seek.
>
> Is there a means or workaround that others have found? I have Tobias'
> fu
I have several templates for my work. In several, especially some
with the NOVEMBER font, the slur contours are too extreme and lose
any semblance to the quality I seek.
Is there a means or workaround that others have found? I have Tobias'
full set of tools as well.
--
Henry Howey, D.M.A.
Profe
Here's Prof. Dennett's reply to my inquiry:
On 09 Jul, 2004, at 01:39 PM, Daniel Dennett wrote:
I've been using the term for years, but I don't know if I invented it.
I
don't think so. But then I don't know who did.
DCD
Darcy James Argue wrote:
Hello Prof. Dennett,
There is an ongoing discussion
In response to a query from Dean, Allen wrote
:
Nab a USB Zip100 drive at Wal-Mart (or your favorite computer store) for
$35-40. Plug that into your iMac and read all of your old Zip disks. You
might find the portable Zip handy for other uses as well (I know I did)
to which Dean responded, in pa
In a message dated 7/9/04 12:38:56 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< By the way, I aready have a portable Zip 100 Drive (Serial Port Type). Is
there an adaptor to turn this unit into a USB port device, or do I, in
fact, just need to by a USB device? >>
I don't know if the type of adapter you are
Dean--
Walmart does carry a few things like that. It saved my butt when I was
working in Prairie du Chein, WI (2 hours from a city of any size) with a
mac laptop with out a floppy drive or wireless internet and needed to
email a file. Just plug it into an available USB port. The port will be
the s
On Fri, 09 Jul 2004 13:18:44 -0400, Christopher BJ Smith
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 10:25 AM -0400 7/09/04, Raymond Horton wrote:
> > > 4) Finale's quantization routine (as most quantization routines are) is
> >> very strict -- if you set it to recognize nothing smaller than 16th
> >> notes,
>>Nab a USB Zip100 drive at Wal-Mart (or your favorite computer store) for
>>$35-40. Plug that into your iMac and read all of your old Zip disks. You
>>might find the portable Zip handy for other uses as well (I know I did)
>>
>>Hope this helps
>>Allen
>>
>
>Allen: Since I already have most of my
At 12:42 PM 07/09/2004, Matthew Van Brink wrote:
> I am shuffling files between MAC2002 and WinFin2002 and certain
>characters (Apostrophes in lyrics, text blocks, text expressions; and the ù
>from 'Più mosso') are getting lost in the fray.
I'm not sure whether Fin2002 had this, but WinFin2004
At 10:25 AM -0400 7/09/04, Raymond Horton wrote:
> 4) Finale's quantization routine (as most quantization routines are) is
very strict -- if you set it to recognize nothing smaller than 16th
notes, that's what you'll get, even if the organist plays a 32nd-note
run. On the other hand, if you se
>Nab a USB Zip100 drive at Wal-Mart (or your favorite computer store) for
>$35-40. Plug that into your iMac and read all of your old Zip disks. You
>might find the portable Zip handy for other uses as well (I know I did)
>
>Hope this helps
>Allen
>
Allen: Since I already have most of my files ba
I bought and downloaded it like the first day they had it out. Very
nice. Works very well. There are a couple of little things that could be
better, like the CoreMidi support, but in all it's great to leave all
those OS 9 programs behind.
Oh, and if you use the built in sounds, you can set
Has anyone tried this? Any problems?
1. In FinMac04c, open a large ensemble file (orchestra, band, etc.
with lots of staves and notes per page) created in FinMac02 or
earlier.
2. Try EPS export of one or more pages.
I skipped FinMac03 and waited for EPS export on Fin04. For some
reason, EPS exp
Dear Finale folks --
I am an erstwhile lurker, and I've searched the archives to avoid posting
an annoying duplicate question, but I couldn't find my answer. So with my
thanks in advance...
I am shuffling files between MAC2002 and WinFin2002 and certain
characters (Apostrophes in lyrics,
On 09.07.2004 17:37 Uhr, Harold Owen wrote
>>> Johannes,
>>>
>>> I created an "à" expression mark: it shows and prints fine, with no
>>> other extra character.
>>> Running Fin2k4c on OS 10.3.4
>>
>> That's very strange. Can you try to do this in NewCentury Schoolbook italic?
>> That's the fon
On 09.07.2004 13:48 Uhr, Giovanni Andreani wrote
Johannes,
I created an "à" expression mark: it shows and prints fine, with no
other extra character.
Running Fin2k4c on OS 10.3.4
That's very strange. Can you try to do this in NewCentury Schoolbook italic?
That's the font I used which has thi
Johannes writes:
Can someone please confirm the following bug:
Letters with accents (ie "à") in expressions show with an extra character
behind them, and print that way too. It makes no difference whether those
expressions were entered in 2k4b or 2k4c, but they only have this problem in
2k4c.
For m
> 4) Finale's quantization routine (as most quantization routines are) is
> very strict -- if you set it to recognize nothing smaller than 16th
> notes, that's what you'll get, even if the organist plays a 32nd-note
> run. On the other hand, if you set it to recognize 32nd notes, it may
> well int
At 12:32 PM +0200 7/09/04, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Can someone please confirm the following bug:
Letters with accents (ie "à") in expressions show with an extra character
behind them, and print that way too. It makes no difference whether those
expressions were entered in 2k4b or 2k4c, but they onl
At 1:49 AM -0700 7/09/04, Mark D Lew wrote:
(If the back hook length isn't zero by default in the templates,
then I agree that's sort of silly, since more often than not you
won't want a back hook, and it's easier to add one than get rid of
one. But if so, that's a flaw of the templates, not th
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I found the problem at my end. Sorry about the confusion!
Johannes
On 09.07.2004 13:59 Uhr, Johannes Gebauer wrote
> On 09.07.2004 13:48 Uhr, Giovanni Andreani wrote
>
>> Johannes,
>>
>> I created an "à" expression mark: it shows and prints fine, with no
>> other extra character.
>> Running
On 09.07.2004 13:48 Uhr, Giovanni Andreani wrote
> Johannes,
>
> I created an "à" expression mark: it shows and prints fine, with no
> other extra character.
> Running Fin2k4c on OS 10.3.4
That's very strange. Can you try to do this in NewCentury Schoolbook italic?
That's the font I used whic
>...I hate it when
>programs don't do what I tell them to do, as if they are smarter than I
>or that I don't have the right to do things differently than their
>narrow programming paradigms have predicted.
>
>So if you don't want the two brackets (or the appearance of having two
>brackets, or t
>Can someone please confirm the following bug:
>
>Letters with accents (ie "à") in expressions show with an extra character
>behind them, and print that way too. It makes no difference whether those
>expressions were entered in 2k4b or 2k4c, but they only have this problem in
>2k4c.
>
>For me this
Eden - Lawrence D. wrote:
Listers,
I am sure that many of you have done it...and I am hoping that you can
help me learn how to create an organ part to an existing arrangement, by
having the organist play his improvisation.
I work with an organist who has a MIDI IN/OUT on the sanctuary organ
in his
Listers,
I am sure that many of you have done it...and I am hoping that you can
help me learn how to create an organ part to an existing arrangement, by
having the organist play his improvisation.
I work with an organist who has a MIDI IN/OUT on the sanctuary organ
in his church. How can I get h
Can someone please confirm the following bug:
Letters with accents (ie "à") in expressions show with an extra character
behind them, and print that way too. It makes no difference whether those
expressions were entered in 2k4b or 2k4c, but they only have this problem in
2k4c.
For me this bug is v
Mark D Lew wrote:
On Jul 9, 2004, at 12:56 AM, Giovanni Andreani wrote:
If you want to manually adjust, lets say, the right hook, dragging it's
handle to one side will not drag the other bracket's handle, so, the
overlapping is not always guaranteed.
The overlapping of the horizontal line always w
Giovanni Andreani wrote:
On Jul 9, 2004, at 12:31 AM, Giovanni Andreani wrote:
This is what i get on my Mac with Fin 2k4c:
1. Only icon B selected: two dots with double bar and no bracket
2. Only icon D selected: a single bracket with editable text
3. Selecting B first then D: a double bracket app
On Jul 9, 2004, at 12:56 AM, Giovanni Andreani wrote:
If you want to manually adjust, lets say, the right hook, dragging it's
handle to one side will not drag the other bracket's handle, so, the
overlapping is not always guaranteed.
The overlapping of the horizontal line always works. The vertical
At 8:38 am -0700 7/8/04, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
> On Thursday, Jul 8, 2004, at 01:49 America/Vancouver, Dennis W. Manasco
> wrote:
>
> > Isn't anyone else concerned about the privacy violation implicit in
> > letting google's robots paw through a gigabyte of their mail,
> > everything from list
>On Jul 9, 2004, at 12:31 AM, Giovanni Andreani wrote:
>
>> This is what i get on my Mac with Fin 2k4c:
>>
>> 1. Only icon B selected: two dots with double bar and no bracket
>> 2. Only icon D selected: a single bracket with editable text
>> 3. Selecting B first then D: a double bracket appears, wi
On Jul 9, 2004, at 12:31 AM, Giovanni Andreani wrote:
This is what i get on my Mac with Fin 2k4c:
1. Only icon B selected: two dots with double bar and no bracket
2. Only icon D selected: a single bracket with editable text
3. Selecting B first then D: a double bracket appears, with the right
brack
>To do what you want (i.e. just have the left bracket with the number)
>you'll need to enter two repeats in the same measure:
>
>1) the two dots with double bar (not with a bracket over it)
>2) the opening bracket as you would to indicate the start of the second
>ending.
>
>David
David,
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