Aaron Sherber wrote:
[snip] Right. Haven't you ever used Distiller or PDF95 or some other PDF
printer driver? It looks to your system exactly like a printer. If this
site lets you print to your physical printer, there's nothing to stop
you from printing to PDF instead. And even if you get one
David Bailey wrote:
It's just the temerity of Hal Leonard in
charging the same for music where we do the difficult part of printing
as they do for music where they do the printing and have the tax issues
of physical inventory in the warehouse and the expense of warehouse
personnel to pick the
Our church has a CCLI license, and I decided to see if printing to PDF from
their site would work.
CCLI presents their hymn sheets through Flash, and though I received a message
that the player was causing a slowdown of the program, Distiller still printed
to a PDF perfectly.
Does
With all this discussion about pdf, is there a free pdf program for the
Mac that I can download, one that is reliable, easy to use, and good
quality program, specifically so that I can create a pdf from Finale? I
have Adobe Reader on my mac, so I can read pdfs, but I can't create a
pdf at
On Dec 2, 2007, at 8:42 AM, Martin Banner wrote:
With all this discussion about pdf, is there a free pdf program for
the Mac that I can download, one that is reliable, easy to use, and
good quality program, specifically so that I can create a pdf from
Finale? I have Adobe Reader on my
Martin Banner wrote:
With all this discussion about pdf, is there a free pdf program for the
Mac that I can download, one that is reliable, easy to use, and good
quality program, specifically so that I can create a pdf from Finale? I
have Adobe Reader on my mac, so I can read pdfs, but I can't
At 08:12 AM 12/2/2007, Cecil Rigby wrote:
Our church has a CCLI license, and I decided to see if printing to PDF
from their site would work.
CCLI presents their hymn sheets through Flash, and though I received a
message that the player was causing a slowdown of the program,
Distiller still
I am using Finale 2003a, which works only in Classic. Is the pdf print
capability still available to me this way?
Martin
On Dec 2, 2007, at 9:34 AM, Christopher Smith wrote:
On Dec 2, 2007, at 8:42 AM, Martin Banner wrote:
With all this discussion about pdf, is there a free pdf program
On Dec 2, 2007, at 8:12 AM, Cecil Rigby wrote:
Our church has a CCLI license, and I decided to see if printing to
PDF from their site would work.
CCLI presents their hymn sheets through Flash, and though I
received a message that the player was causing a slowdown of the
program, Distiller
On Dec 1, 2007 3:43 PM, Giuliano Forghieri [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I can think of several situations where that would not be neither
quick nor painless,
What I mean is that the actual process of creating the tuplets is quick
and painless. If you are thinking of situations where the actual
Do these work on a Mac computer? Doing a quick look online at
Print2PDF, the requirements list only Windows, not Mac.
Martin
On Dec 2, 2007, at 10:35 AM, Carlberg Jones wrote:
Print2PDF
Martin Banner
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Anyone know how to save as a pdf in classic on a Mac? I can save in
OSX, but I do my Finale work in Finale 2003a, and don't get the save
as pdf when I get ready to print, like I do when I am in OSX...Any
tips?
Thanks,
Martin
Martin Banner
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At 10:15 AM -0500 12/2/07, Martin Banner wrote:
I am using Finale 2003a, which works only in
Classic. Is the pdf print capability still
available to me this way?
Yes. There are several shareware programs which
work through the Chooser to create PDF files.
Print2PDF is one.
--
Carlberg
Martin Banner wrote:
I am using Finale 2003a, which works only in Classic. Is the pdf print
capability still available to me this way?
Print the document to a ps file. Then open the ps file with Preview and
save it as PDF. It works great. I do this all the time because I still
use MacWord
At 10:56 AM -0500 12/2/07, Martin Banner wrote:
Do these work on a Mac computer? Doing a quick
look online at Print2PDF, the requirements list
only Windows, not Mac.
I used it for years on OS9 and Classic. I did not
check to see what platform's available now. Did
you try versiontracker.com?
I thought Finale had given up on Finaleviewer in favor
of Notepad.
Mark McCarron
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Daniel Wolf wrote:
Trying to figure out the future of Finale -- and
MakeMusic's plans for
the product -- without any concrete internal
information is more like
On Sun, December 2, 2007 10:56 am, Robert Patterson wrote:
What I mean is that the actual process of creating the tuplets is quick
and painless. If you are thinking of situations where the actual process
of creating the tuplets is not quick or painless, I'd like to know what
they are. If you
Giuliano Forghieri wrote:
Also, I'm used to do precision work for high quality publishing, and
linked parts are, as far as I'm concerned, useless.
I doubt if anyone is more exacting than I am about engraving quality,
and I find linked parts, on the contrary, to be incredibly useful. The
At 16.56 02/12/2007, Robert Patterson wrote:
If you choose a source measure that has only the invisible tuplet
for that meter, Mass Copy will copy it repeatedly to every measure.
Since any measure that has music has an entry at the beginning of
the measure, the copy is quick and painless, qed.
First of all, we are talking about a workaround. No workaround is as
convenient as not having to work around.
Second, we are talking about different time signatures where the
barlines align, so effectively it is a shorthand for tuplets anyway, right?
Third, my contention is that for a host
Actually, let me amend this. You need either Acrobat that works in OS 9,
or you could, I think, compile postscript listings from Finale and then
use a more recent version of Acrobat Distiller to make PDF files. I
think that would work.
Or you can, if I remember correctly, select LaserWriter
You need to find an older version of Adobe Acrobat. Maybe check eBay
Martin Banner wrote:
Anyone know how to save as a pdf in classic on a Mac? I can save in
OSX, but I do my Finale work in Finale 2003a, and don't get the save
as pdf when I get ready to print, like I do when I am in
On Sun, 02 Dec 2007 19:00:10 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Today (the first of December 2007), I received another tea leaf: for the
first time, a bit of advertisement for Finale 2008 from the Finale
dealer here in Germany. This is an astonishly late date for this notice
Do you mean the
Hello all,
I'd like to request some advice about monitors.
I am looking at buying a new monitor to replace my desk-hog, an old
Apple Studio 21 CRT. The Dell 24 LCD (2407WFP) looks appealing,
especially because it has a stand with 90° built in to the stand. In
the old days, I used to
Hi David,
My Samsung 243T 24 - just replaced (and sold) by a wonderful (can't
recommend it highly enough, for anyone who can scrape up the not
inconsiderable cash) Apple 30, had a pivoting stand, and it had more
than enough vertical space in portrait orientation. I think they
have been
At 02:19 PM 12/2/2007, dc wrote:
Aaron Sherber écrit:
It doesn't matter. If you have a PDF app like Acrobat that looks to your
system like a printer, anything that lets you print to a printer will also
let you print to a PDF.
Not in my experience. I once tried to print Scorch files (that offered
Robert Patterson wrote:
A further comment about the problems with Ind. Key sigs.
...or independent time sigs. ;-)
Anyway, I now finally understand what Dennis BK is trying to achieve
(first I thought it was a piece with non-aligned barlines) and I
absolutely agree with you, Robert. Since
Yeah, you can't print Scorch files (like from musicnotes.com) to PDF.
So, anything is not quite true.
dc wrote:
Aaron Sherber écrit:
It doesn't matter. If you have a PDF app like Acrobat that looks to
your system like a printer, anything that lets you print to a printer
will also let you
Please say how -I've just done exactly the same thing.
Gary
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Subject: Re: [Finale] installation problem
dc écrit:
After switching to XP,
I have two Dell 22 LCD monitors. Very nice. Make sure you run them with
DVI, as the picture becomes even more clear and you can really take
advantage of the highest resolution.
David Froom wrote:
Hello all,
I'd like to request some advice about monitors.
I am looking at buying a new monitor
Mark McCarron wrote:
I thought Finale had given up on Finaleviewer in favor
of Notepad.
For individuals, this is correct. The name has been revived for
e-commerce applications, where a publisher licenses certain server
software side software to use in commercial destribution. It is no
My triplet defaults are set: always flat; avoid staff. That seems
fine, unless the triplet is close enough to the staff that the number
is displaced to the avoid staff distance and the broken bracket is
not. In this case, the number/bracket relationship is skewed
(vertically), and I have
At 03:51 PM 12/2/2007, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Yeah, you can't print Scorch files (like from musicnotes.com) to PDF.
So, anything is not quite true.
I'm curious about this. Is there somewhere I can try playing with a
Scorch file, for a buck or two?
Aaron.
In Windows, the Print dialog box, where you select a printer, has a checkbox
for 'Print to file'
Aaron Sherber écrit:
That would surprise me, but I believe you. I wonder what would happen
if you picked a real printer that was set up to print to file.
I'd try it out but how do you set a real
At 04:11 PM 12/2/2007, dc wrote:
Aaron Sherber écrit:
That would surprise me, but I believe you. I wonder what would happen if
you picked a real printer that was set up to print to file.
I'd try it out but how do you set a real printer to print to a file?
I think you're on Windows, right? For
At 05:41 PM 12/2/2007, Richard Yates wrote:
There's a $.99 piece on this page:
Okay. Well, that Scorch plugin is pretty smart. The Print to File
checkbox is grayed out, and if I choose Adobe PDF as my printer I do
get the message that printing to file is not allowed. Same is true if
I
There's a $.99 piece on this page:
http://www.sheetmusicdirect.us/search/browseByStyle.do?browseByStyle=Classic
al
I'm curious about this. Is there somewhere I can try playing
with a Scorch file, for a buck or two?
Aaron.
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Aaron Sherber wrote:
At 03:51 PM 12/2/2007, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Yeah, you can't print Scorch files (like from musicnotes.com) to PDF.
So, anything is not quite true.
I'm curious about this. Is there somewhere I can try playing with a
Scorch file, for a buck or two?
Aaron.
On Dec 2, 2007, at 7:44 AM, Robert Patterson wrote:
Martin Banner wrote:
I am using Finale 2003a, which works only in Classic. Is the pdf
print capability still available to me this way?
Print the document to a ps file. Then open the ps file with Preview
and save it as PDF. It works
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