David W. Fenton wrote:
On 16 Jun 2009 at 20:48, Ray Horton wrote:
compressed TIF straight out of MSPaint
Um, TIF is not an MSPaint format -- it is a standard graphics format
that is not proprietary nor connected to any particular graphics
editing program. That is, what program you use to cr
David W. Fenton wrote:
On 16 Jun 2009 at 22:05, Ray Horton wrote:
Perhaps you'd you'd share your knowledge and save me the weekend
(actually, being a full-time symphony musician and a part-time church
musician, weekends wouldn't be it - more like a Monday) and name one good
free Windows graphi
Thanks for the help! Finale wants an uncompressed TIFF file and GIMP
(which I'd long ago installed and forgotten) can generate one in a single
click.
Daniel Wolf
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I hope Claire won't mind me introducing her, because I'm going to anyway.
Claire is one of my former students and is having some trouble inputting
guitar tab in Finale 2003.
She is a terrific violinist, but it has nothing to do with me, because I'm a
Piano and Musicianship [music theory] teacher.
Friends,
Back in December 2004 - January 2005, there was a thread devoted to
bios, who we were, and where we are. Is it time to revisit this thread?
Noel Stoutenburg
Finale User since version 2k;
Principal interests: choral music, chamber music, hymns.
Dallas, Texas.
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I'd be happy to know more about the people with whom I correspond. I
visit websites whenever they are posted in the signatures. The URL
below will tell more about my history than some might care to
explore. Anyway, I'm happy to share it and curious about others.
I've met some (including
Hi Chuck and others.
I've found Finale list to be a terrifically helpful bunch of folk. I have
not yet had a problem that someone else didn't know the solution to. And I
usually get interesting answers to non-Finale questions, too.
Can't resist asking somethingn that has intrigued me, that I have
David McKay wrote:
It seems that the modes predate keyboards. If this is correct, why is it
that the standard modes
Ionian
Dorian
Phrygian
Lydian
Mixolydian
and
Aeolian
fit so beautifully on the white keys of our keyboards?
Because the keyboards were designed so that they would?
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