No, it happens even with very small scores.
Cheers,
- DJA
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On 3 Feb 2010, at 8:57 PM, SN jef chippewa wrote:
>
> light up a skoke and the bus is certain to arrive...
>
> as soon as i finished typing that email i got nailed again. toggling show
> st
light up a skoke and the bus is certain to arrive...
as soon as i finished typing that email i got nailed again. toggling
show staff names and even deselecting "show staff names" didn't make
the problem disappear. i rebooted and it is working fine.
i'm starting to wonder if it is possible
sez da support peeps:
Do you have 'Show Staff Style Names' enabled? This whiteout issue is
currently something we are looking into, and it appears to be
related to this setting. Try the following:
- Select the Staff Tool
- Staff menu > Uncheck 'Show Staff Style Names'
Do you continue to run
This is an annoying workaround that I use. Once you get the hang of it
you can set it up pretty fast, but it doesn't space correctly nor does
it alway copy/past correctly.
Turn beaming over rests ON. For the 16th note-rest-8th note pattern,
in speedy hide the rest using the O key, then enter a res
2/3/10 2:27 PM, "Darcy James Argue" wrote:
> So, I'm gathering the answer is "no"?
I looked at them once, and checked again after you asked. They use "old
printer" mentality -- that is, send in for a quote. In the days of Lulu, they
need to post their prices, maybe in a grid, maybe via a lit
Hi Steve,
You are right that they use Sib exclusively in the music engraving side of
their business.
For the on-demand music publishing, they accept "PDF, SCORE, Finale, Sibelius,
PageMaker, Word (!), and Excel (!!) files."
I unsubscribed from the Sib list a long time ago and I'm not sure it'
Hi Everyone!
>From what I understand nor the music fonts Franck & Brahms, and the musicfonts
>previously found at Really Loud Fonts are no longer commercially available.
>Any tips on how I can obtain them? (Windows)
Bästa hälsn. ! Kalle Karl-Johan Ankarblom
Bredkilsbacken 4 SE-171 53 S
Hello Darcy,
The only reason I bring up Sib. is that the number of people who work with
them may be more Sib. driven and you may have better success posting the
question there since they claim to be using it "exclusively" (not sure how
being exclusive could be a marketing plus).
http://www.subitom
Hi Steve,
Sorry, should have been more clear -- I was asking about the digital printing
aspect of their business, not their engraving services.
Cheers,
- DJA
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On 3 Feb 2010, at 3:40 PM, Fiskum, Steve wrote:
> FWIW, you might try the Sib. List since t
Hi Ronald,
Thanks - I should have been more clear, I was asking only about printing,
binding, paper quality, delivery speed & reliability, etc. I know they also
offer in-house engraving, but that isn't a service I'd ever need or want from
them.
(Also, my understanding is that for the most par
I have seen many examples of their work. The printing and binding are very
good.
However, I have not been impressed with the quality of their engraving.
Ronald Krentzman
Librarian, Hartford Symphony Orchestra
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From: finale-boun...@shsu.edu [mailto:finale-boun...@shsu.e
Greetings,
May I offer a printer in Long Beach California?
Mike Vaccaro
www.MikeVaccaro.Com < http://www.MikeVaccaro.Com >
www.VictorVanacore.Com < http://www.VictorVanacore.Com >
www.ColonialRoadMusicPublishing.Com <
http://www.ColonialRoadMusicPublishing.Com >
www.MandMmouthpieces.com
FWIW, you might try the Sib. List since they seem to be more geared toward
Sib.
Cheers,
Steve
2/3/10 2:27 PM, "Darcy James Argue" wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> So, I'm gathering the answer is "no"? This seems a bit surprising, as I have
> been told that Subito are becoming fairly widely used as a prin
Hi all,
So, I'm gathering the answer is "no"? This seems a bit surprising, as I have
been told that Subito are becoming fairly widely used as a print-on-demand
house for composers and publishers. I haven't seen their results first-hand,
but I think there are some orchestra librarians on this li
1) In beaming 16th notes over rests [e.g., (sixteenths) - note - rest - rest -
note], with 'beaming over rests' turned ON in the doc.opts. produces what I
like. However, with the same set-up, [sixteenth note, sixteenth rest, eighth
note] produces a 'short' secondary beam which goes over the re
On Wed, February 3, 2010 6:36 am, Aaron Sherber wrote:
> I'm using Fin2007 on WinXP, and it appears that I can use any font
> installed on my system, including OpenType fonts -- but only to access
> the "normal" character set.
Yes, that's my experience as well (same configuration, 2K7 on XP).
I'v
Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
Finale does not yet (as of 2010) support Open type fonts.
No full support, but the ANSI part of the font is supported.
Best regards,
Jari Williamsson
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But it can turn them white in no time.
You mean on OSX 10.6? Isn't that the "snow" in Snow Leopard? ;-)
Best regards,
Jari Williamsson
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On 2/3/2010 5:55 AM, Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
Unlikely. Finale does not yet (as of 2010) support Open type fonts.
I'm using Fin2007 on WinXP, and it appears that I can use any font
installed on my system, including OpenType fonts -- but only to access
the "normal" character set.
Aaron.
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C. Husted wrote:
Can anyone tell me whether Finale 2010 supports the advanced typographic
features of OpenType?
Unlikely. Finale does not yet (as of 2010) support Open type fonts.
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