My main concern was over the fact that what I see in page view is not what
prints. Can those of you who are saying update layout manually (and from
page 1) confirm that the print is different from page layout view? I
thought Finale was WYSIWYG!
Michael
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On Feb 27, 2009, at 5:02 AM, M LAWLOR wrote:
My main concern was over the fact that what I see in page view is
not what prints. Can those of you who are saying update layout
manually (and from page 1) confirm that the print is different from
page layout view?
Sorry, I am in the gravy
Then try creating an expression with an imported graphic and
just try to drag it to position by the handle, especially on a
resized staff.
It's like teleportation! Redraw, update layout, whatever, it's
always in a different position! Bring the kids over and watch
their faces!
Yes, this is
On 27 Feb 2009 at 9:23, Richard Yates wrote:
The workaround is to universally avoid staff reduction and use system
reduction instead.
While that might work, it's not acceptable as there are scores where
you need to have different staff reductions, e.g., piano chamber
music, where the piano
On Feb 27, 2009, at 3:12 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
On 27 Feb 2009 at 9:23, Richard Yates wrote:
The workaround is to universally avoid staff reduction and use system
reduction instead.
While that might work, it's not acceptable as there are scores where
you need to have different staff
The workaround is to universally avoid staff reduction and
use system
reduction instead.
While that might work, it's not acceptable as there are scores where
you need to have different staff reductions, e.g., piano chamber
music, where the piano is 100% and the instruments are, say
Your Wisdom Please ... I'm looking for a vade mecum informing proper
notation techniques of percussion instruments. I'm mostly interested
in pretty standard concert band issues. Does the Guide to
Standardized Drumset Notation by Weinberg address enough of these
issues, or does it stick
