Klaus,
I am 95% certain that Mark's problem is that he's trying to use a set of
preferences originally generated on a PPC Mac on an Intel-based Mac. When you
do this, the "Edit Margins" dialog boxes do not show up *anywhere* on screen.
It doesn't matter how many pixels he adds, because the dial
the only solution to this i have found is replugging your external
monitor and moving them.
i try to remember to open finale and move the layout dialogue boxes
and save prefs before going on the road. sometimes i forget. then
it sux.
___
Finale
On Jun 1, 2011, at 4:20 AM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
> I am 95% certain that Mark's problem is that he's trying to use a set of
> preferences originally generated on a PPC Mac on an Intel-based Mac.
Yes. That is indeed the case.
The new machine does not have a smaller screen. There's no particu
Cross post again:
Okay, tech support resolved it. There is an additional step to follow,
involving clearing the font cache, which I thought Font Book did, but I was
wrong. Strangely, I wasn't able to find this answer when I searched, but tech
support pointed me to it. I still don't know why thi
Not if you are upgrading from a PPC Mac to an Intel Mac, no. In that situation,
you must rebuild your preferences from scratch. Fortunately, that is usually a
one-time thing.
Cheers,
- DJA
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On 1 Jun 2011, at 2:31 AM, Ryan Beard wrote:
> Bummer.
>
I'm in need of a font with more percussion note heads. Maestro, Maestro
Percussion, EngraverFontSet, EngraverFontSetExtras, and Toccata don't have
what I'm looking for. Can you suggest another font, please?
Specifically, the composer wants a circle with a slash inside it, and a
circle with a plus
a couple of comments.
you should first check and make sure there is justification for the
notation, it could be that a standard already exists, even though
contemporary percussion notation is a bit if a mess.
depending on how often it comes, it might be easier to make a shape
or character e
