On 18 Nov 2004, at 11:31 PM, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
TGTools' "Update Groups" does this nicely.
Gotcha. Thanks, Brad!
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On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 23:19:52 -0500, Darcy James Argue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I run into this problem from time to time...
>
> If you want to change all instances of a group name after optimization,
> you either have to change every instance of it in every system, or
> remove and re-apply the
I run into this problem from time to time...
If you want to change all instances of a group name after optimization,
you either have to change every instance of it in every system, or
remove and re-apply the optimization to every system.
Is there some way to do this globally *without* losing all
On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 19:02:11 -0600, Thomas Schaller wrote:
> I have a bunch of eps files that need a different music font - is there a
> quick good way to go into these eps files and change one font to another?
> Changing the font in the Finale files is not an option, because they are
> lost.
> I'm
> Today's news from MM on exporting EPS:
>
> >All of the testing we have done still says that it should work in Windows
> >98. We are working on fixing it in Windows 2000 and XP.
> >
> >We do not know when it will be fixed for Windows 2000.
>
> After all, it's only been broken for at least five yea
EPS worked fine for me in FinMac2002 and 2003, in system 9. It works
after a fashion in 2005 in OSX as well, it's just that the previews
are such low quality as to be illegible, but they print OK.
That's what has forced me to switch to 600dpi TIFF. I like to be able
to clearly read the music on
Here is a crazy suggestion, change the .etf to .mus and see what happens.
Please don't let anybody see this I don't want them to laugh at me :-[
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Hi Everyone,
Recently I received a file sent by someone that was saved using Finale 3.2 for Mac into an .ETF file, which are supp
Hi,
I have a bunch of eps files that need a different music font - is there a
quick good way to go into these eps files and change one font to another?
Changing the font in the Finale files is not an option, because they are
lost.
I'm on Mac, system 9 or 10.
Thanks,
Thomas Schaller
Hi Everyone,
Recently I received a file sent by someone that was saved using Finale 3.2 for
Mac into an .ETF file, which are supposedly useful for just this purpose. I,
however, cannot open it on my end using Finale 2002, 2004 or 2005. In each
case, I get an invalid file type error message.
At 04:52 PM 11/18/04 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>First you need to download Jari Williamsons plugin - "JWTimeSig", then.,
I already have it, but have only used system spacing and score dividers.
>Using speedy entry:
>in speedy options, uncheck "fill with rests" and "jump to next measure"
>ent
Since you are still on Fin2k3 you might want to check out JWTimeSig (a
plugin from Jari).
Unfortunately it doesn't support more recent Mac versions, one plugin I
really miss. Very useful in a variety of situations, not just
contemporary music.
Johannes
Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
A time-intens
Éric writes:
don't you get the font warning when exporting eps ?
To my knowledge it doesn't work as it did in the
older versions and the font warning is
incredibly counter productive.
Éric
Le 04-11-17, à 13:41, Harold Owen a écrit :
Dear folks,
I'm using FinMac 2005a. The EPS files it
generates
First you need to download Jari Williamsons plugin - "JWTimeSig", then.,
Using speedy entry:
in speedy options, uncheck "fill with rests" and "jump to next
measure"
enter notes as you wish moving to next measure manually.
Select all with Mass Mover
In Plugins select JW timesig and a
A time-intensive task I'd like to have (maybe it exists; I'm using 2K3):
Speedy Entry Match Measure Length to Entered Notes.
Exiting a measure sets the time signature of that measure to largest
integer beat, as configured in a setup dialog. This is kind of the opposite
of the current method, wher
HERMAN GERSTEN wrote:
On Nov 18, 2004, at 2:00 PM, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
There aren't too many articles on musical topics in Google Scholar
yet, but I see it becoming a great resource in the future.
Try searching CLASSICAL MUSIC, Brad.
I think what he was indicating is that it's got nothing like t
On Nov 18, 2004, at 2:00 PM, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
There aren't too many articles on musical topics in Google Scholar
yet, but I see it becoming a great resource in the future.
Try searching CLASSICAL MUSIC, Brad.
Herman
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Yes, obviously in its infancy, but could prove very very useful.
Brad Beyenhof wrote:
http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=topNews&storyID=6848434
There aren't too many articles on musical topics in Google Scholar
yet, but I see it becoming a great resource in the future.
http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=topNews&storyID=6848434
There aren't too many articles on musical topics in Google Scholar
yet, but I see it becoming a great resource in the future.
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