I must tell you that it was not an accident. He killed himself. I knew his
intentions but I could not help him enough. (I guess I am not the right
person to that kind of job).
Oh Javier I am so sorry...this is a very difficult thing to get
through. The loss of a friend is painful enough...and
a few years ago i checked out a font for indicating fingerings (for
sax i believe), but can't find it anymore or recall the name of it.
does anyone have or know of a font for oboe fingerings?
thanks,
jef
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Hi all,
I dunno if anyone else sees this behavior, but in MacFin2005a, it seems
like the files are always flagged as dirty, i.e., unsaved. In OS X,
when a file has unsaved changes, the red widget in the title bar gets a
small black circle in the center, and and the icon in the title bar
fades
I don't see the same behaviour. I agree that occasionally Finale thinks
that a file as changes when it doesn't. Selecting the page format tool
is one action which will trigger this.
I also see the red widget misbehaving both ways, it doesn't always show
when it should and it also does show
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
I don't see the same behaviour. I agree that occasionally Finale thinks
that a file as changes when it doesn't. Selecting the page format tool
is one action which will trigger this.
If this is related to how the Windows version behaves, AUL is also a factor.
Best regards,
d. collins wrote:
What's strange is that some viewing options (grid) are saved with the
file (and hence considered as changes), and some aren't (page
view/scroll view, zoom, etc.).
View/zoom when the document opens is controlled by the Program Options,
since it's not considered to be related to
Ken Wilson wrote:
Anyone with handbell score experience? I havent worked with a Finale
bell score for a some time, until tonight. But I thought I remembered
that earlier when you chose handbells in the setup wizard, an
editable (of course) default Chart of Bells Used would appear at the
top of
On 22 Nov 2004, at 07:07 AM, Jari Williamsson wrote:
Darcy James Argue wrote:
Suggesting you replace your laptop's perfectly good optical drive
because they screwed up the manufacturing/duplication is offensive in
the extreme.
Can you give examples of some other dual platform (Win/OSX combo) CDs
Jari Williamsson / 04.11.22 / 7:07AM wrote:
Can you give examples of some other dual platform (Win/OSX combo) CDs
that this can drive _can_ handle?
TiBook800 ComboDrive most definitely reads hybrid CDR. If Finale hybrid
installer has problem with certain Mac, they probably didn't create the
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Now Finale has hybrid install? Do you still have to pay double?
http://www.finalemusic.com/finale/features/new/
Click on Mac/Win Hybrid CD
Best regards,
Jari Williamsson
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Dennis provided a valuable solution for the problem about which Ryan
Beard wrote.
I'm having a heck of a time getting rid of an errant
hyphen in lyrics. I can re-type the syllables into the
score, but the hyphen just seems to move around at
will. I've tried going into the EDIT LYRICS dialogue,
I think it was made by Matthew Hindson. Check his website...
Javier.
a few years ago i checked out a font for indicating fingerings (for
sax i believe), but can't find it anymore or recall the name of it.
does anyone have or know of a font for oboe fingerings?
thanks,
jef
Yes, his recorder and sax fingering fonts are on his site at:
http://hindson.com.au/
Unfortunately I don't know of any font-type solutions to oboe
fingerings, but Matthew's fonts (particularly if you use the text bits
for the sidekeys instead of the full sax diagram) might be adaptable
to this
Ryan Beard writes:
I'm having a heck of a time getting rid of an errant
hyphen in lyrics. I can re-type the syllables into the
score, but the hyphen just seems to move around at
will. I've tried going into the EDIT LYRICS dialogue,
but as luck would have it, this portion of lyrics
somehow doesn't
FinMac 2004c.r1, System 10.3.6, PowerBook G4, using Internal Speaker
Playback...
Yesterday I noticed some odd playback behavior. I was doing some
arranging and wanted to aurally proof stuff as I was going along. If I
try to isolate several staves and play only them playback doesn't
always
I just tried on a bunch of TiBooks scattered around the office, and they all
installed fine...
One of our marketing gurus uses a TiBook of this vintage (800MHz) and he's
had no problems installing or running the program.
Do other hybrid disks work?
On 21 Nov 2004, at 11:57 PM, Brian
This is a known problem. At least you have to click stop, and playback from
the beginning for a couple of measures. Then you can jump to the bar you are
interested in.
P.S. I have roughly the same system but with a PowerMac G4.
Javito.
FinMac 2004c.r1, System 10.3.6, PowerBook G4, using
Ryan Beard writes:
I'm having a heck of a time getting rid of an errant
hyphen in lyrics.
...
Harold Owen wries
This problem appears when you type in a word with more than one
syllable and abandon it before the whole word is entered.
When this happens, I open edit lyrics and find the hyphen
Sorry about this off-topic post once again, but this list has helped me
on similar quests in the past.
I am having a pretty hard time trying to find an edition of a set of
string quintets (2Vl, Vla, 2 Vlc) by Luigi Boccherini.
I am looking for Work Numbers (after the Gerard catalogue) 340-345,
For whatever it's worth, there is an extense take on writing music for
bells in Cecil Forsyth's book on orchestration, published by The
Macmillan Company in NY; I'm checking the second edition, which I own,
and I think it answers many of the questions one my have on the subject.
ding-ding-dong
I don't understand all the people who don't think they need Finale's EPS
output.
1. First of all, it's freely scalable, without quality loss. You find out
that your TIFF has not the right size. If you had used an EPS that wouldn't
be a problem. half size? double size? 800%?
2. It's smaller
On Monday, November 22, 2004, at 03:20 PM, Kurt Gnos wrote:
I don't understand all the people who don't think they need Finale's
EPS output.
Well, to be fair, you and I need it; maybe they don't because they only
print sheet music directly from inside Finale. I don't need guitar
fretboards,
On Nov 21, 2004, at 9:09 PM, Ryan Beard wrote:
I'm having a heck of a time getting rid of an errant
hyphen in lyrics. I can re-type the syllables into the
score, but the hyphen just seems to move around at
will. I've tried going into the EDIT LYRICS dialogue,
but as luck would have it, this
On Nov 21, 2004, at 12:46 AM, Jari Williamsson wrote:
So you are allowed to make changes to copyrighted material without the
permission from the copyright holder?
If you have a legally owned copy of the original, and your altered copy
is for personal use only and neither publicly displayed nor
I have been trying to search MailMan2 dB but I am getting too many hits
on this subject. Please forgive me if this subject was covered before.
My long time gripe:
Finale offers 3 ways of creating parts, but none of which is convenient
as dead MOTU Mosaic was. Finale encourages to create
At 05:26 PM 11/22/2004, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
as dead MOTU Mosaic was. Finale encourages to create separate extracted
part files for best results, but it does not offer dynamic file link for
future editing. My first question is that if there is a feature I am
missing here.
No, you are not missing
Hello Hiro,
I have a one measure blank template that I use for each new
score/cue/composition that I do parts for.
I use the clip file feature to bring the score's form into the first
part which will become my score/cue/composition template for that
particular song. I can then add anything
I agree that linked parts and score files would be desirable. However,
since we don't have this feature (and I doubt that we will see this
before Finale2k8), here is what I do:
Part Extraction is the very last thing I do. Before I do this, I
duplicate my score file, and prepare the duplicate
Allen Fisher wrote:
I just tried on a bunch of TiBooks scattered around the office, and they all
installed fine...
One of our marketing gurus uses a TiBook of this vintage (800MHz) and he's
had no problems installing or running the program.
Do other hybrid disks work?
As far as I know,
The only way I ever work is to get my score 100% correct in all ways,
from basic layout to nitty-gritty proofreading to final tweaking. Only
when it's in a state I'd be happy to make it public do I extract parts.
Each one individually needs a lot of subsequent tweaking, but in the
whole
At 05:43 PM 11/22/04, you wrote:
Personally, I create extracted parts files, and then I go through each
part to neaten things up, make sure page turns are in the right place,
etc. When I need to correct a mistake, I change it both in the source
score and in the part. If I have to make
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