At 6:40 PM -0600 8/24/08, Jane Frasier wrote:
I am engraving a composition for full orchestra plus SATB. The
customer has asked for the score on 8.5 x 11 paper. At that size
everything is so tiny I can't imagine it would be readable. What
size of page do you use? In the past I have printed on
Hi Cecil,
I have had problems printing booklets on my 5100 (Mac OS10.4), even
with feeding the paper twice (that is, no duplexer). Despite several
attempts at fixing it from people on this list and calls to tech
support, I still haven't been able to do it. Tech support is unable
to
John Howell wrote:
I've NEVER used octavo, but it might be because the choral folders
she's using only hold that size. Again, give the customer what she
wants, although you'll have to futz with paper and maybe cutting down
since that is NOT a standard office size, nor a size that copy shops
Jane Frasier wrote:
I am engraving a composition for full orchestra plus SATB. The
customer has asked for the score on 8.5 x 11 paper. At that size
everything is so tiny I can't imagine it would be readable. What size
of page do you use? In the past I have printed on 10 x 14 and that
looked
Well, that's just not going to cut it, obviously.
I'll try the 2-up option- I just didn't think that was a logical solution.
(That begs a great response from someone!)
Thanks for the background info, Christopher- maybe it'll help in my quest
-Cecil Rigby
- Original Message -
Greetings SHSU list subscribers, I'm Mark Johnson, and I am responsible for all
of MakeMusic's notation documentation resources including the User Manual,
Installation and Tutorials guide, QuickStart Videos, and other materials.
We are currently conducting a review of all of these materials to
On Aug 24, 2008, at 3:36 PM, Christopher Smith wrote:
On Aug 24, 2008, at 6:04 PM, Chuck Israels wrote:
Hi Christopher,
Adjusting repeat brackets over mm rests is often problematic. I
find that if I have made changes to the default positioning of the
bracket ends in the score, I
At 11:14 AM 8/25/2008, you wrote:
I encourage any comments you have, but especially appreciate a
description of your most negative experiences with the Finale help
resources and perhaps any ideas regarding its improvement.
I don't like having to use Internet Explorer to access help. In fact,
At 02:48 PM 8/25/2008, Giz Bowe wrote:
I don't like having to use Internet Explorer to access help. In fact,
I don't like to go online at all for help.
You do need IE (or some other browser) to access the new help files,
but you don't need to be online. The help files all reside on your
hard
Macbook Intel, Core 2 Duo OS 10.5.4
Finale 2008
Finale was running fine on my machine until now. This is what just happened:
It quits unexpectedly every time I try to launch it. If I click on the
relaunch button I get this: The application Finale 2008 quit unexpectedly
after it was relaunched.
Johnson, Mark wrote:
Greetings SHSU list subscribers, I'm Mark Johnson, and I am responsible for all
of MakeMusic's notation documentation resources including the User Manual,
Installation and Tutorials guide, QuickStart Videos, and other materials.
We are currently conducting a review of all
Hello, Mark.
This is not a specific comment about Finale's online help, but if MM
wants to hit a homerun with online documentation they'll have to get a
whole lot better than they are now, or indeed that any program I know
of is now.
The only truly successful online help I've ever used was the
Try trashing your Finale Preferences, which are in
USERNAME/Library/Preferences/Finale 2008 Preferences
If that doesn't clear it up, you might want to check the logs, which you
can get to by the Apple Menu, About this Mac, More Info..Then go
down to Software-system.log and see what it
What about the help button that's right in dialogs?
F1 is there on windows.
On Aug 25, 2008, at 3:20 PM, Robert Patterson wrote:
There should be a Help key (in VB it is F1). Pressing the help key
should pop useful information about the exact dbx and exact field
within the dbx where my cursor
Trashing the preferences did it. Thanks a lot!
Harold
At 13:33 -0700 25/8/08, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Try trashing your Finale Preferences, which are in
USERNAME/Library/Preferences/Finale 2008 Preferences
If that doesn't clear it up, you might want to check the logs, which you can
get to by
On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 3:38 PM, Allen Fisher
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What about the help button that's right in dialogs?
If I click the help button, it no longer knows which field I was in. I
want help specific to exactly where I am, not just to the dbx where I
am. And it needs to make a
Harold,
The first thing to try is to delete your Finale Preference file (on a
Mac, this resides in User/Library/Preferences - don't know about
PCs). This sounds suspiciously like a corrupted preference file is
the culprit. You will have to re-build your preferences after Finale
Wow, look at the argument. tsk tsk tsk
Be a lot shorter if Danneblitz was merely deleted off of the list,
...because this sort of behavior has been exhibited before, sadly.
--
From: Eric Dannewitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2008
On 25 Aug 2008 at 15:38, Allen Fisher wrote:
What about the help button that's right in dialogs?
It should be mapped to the F1 key on Windows, and the appropriate key
on a Mac.
And *everything* in the window has to be covered if it's a single
help document for an entire dialog box. And the
At 05:35 PM 8/25/2008, David W. Fenton wrote:
On 25 Aug 2008 at 15:38, Allen Fisher wrote:
What about the help button that's right in dialogs?
It should be mapped to the F1 key on Windows, and the appropriate key
on a Mac.
F1 works for me on Win -- does it not work for you?
Aaron.
On 25 Aug 2008 at 17:47, Aaron Sherber wrote:
At 05:35 PM 8/25/2008, David W. Fenton wrote:
On 25 Aug 2008 at 15:38, Allen Fisher wrote:
What about the help button that's right in dialogs?
It should be mapped to the F1 key on Windows, and the appropriate key
on a Mac.
F1 works
Johnson, Mark wrote:
We are currently conducting a review of all of these materials to determine
where gaps exist between user need in understanding and using the software and
existing help resources. Our goal is to determine which users do not find the
help they need, why, and how these
At 08:55 PM 8/25/2008, Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
very often. But one thing that I would suggest would be an invaluable
aid is to incorporate an expanded version of The Visual Index, now
found in the Quick Reference Guide, into the full user documentation.
This is already there. When you start up
To my suggestion:
incorporate an expanded version of The Visual Index, now
found in the Quick Reference Guide, into the full user documentation.
Aaron Sherber wrote
This is already there. When you start up the help files, Visual Index
is the third link down on the right.
to which I can
Giz Bowe wrote:
At 11:14 AM 8/25/2008, you wrote:
I encourage any comments you have, but especially appreciate a
description of your most negative experiences with the Finale help
resources and perhaps any ideas regarding its improvement.
I don't like having to use Internet Explorer to
At 09:39 PM 8/25/2008, Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
To my suggestion:
incorporate an expanded version of The Visual Index, now
found in the Quick Reference Guide, into the full user documentation.
Aaron Sherber wrote
This is already there. When you start up the help files, Visual Index
is the
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