As far as I know there is no way of doing that in Finale, but you
could change the monitor's resolution to make everything bigger. I
realize it isn't the answer you're looking for, but unless someone
else has a better solution, that could work for you.
Quoting John Witmer wit...@nctv.com:
On 12/15/2014 2:37 PM, John Witmer wrote:
- Original Message - From: 'Tom Gentry' tgb...@aol.com
[FinaleUsers] To: finaleus...@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, December
15, 2014 1:52 PM Subject: [FinaleUsers] Sizing
Does anyone out there know how to make the icons and headers and
On 12/16/2014 5:34 PM, pa...@mooremusic.org.uk wrote:
Hello Listers,
We've had two major computer crashes in quick succession, and currently have
no
version of Finale available. We are thinking of getting 2010 in the hope that
we
shall be able to import our old files successfully and get
If you're on Windows you could try the Magnifier. It's a small application
in the Accessibilty group intended for people with impaired vision and
enlarges part or all of the screen according to your settings. If you can't
find it in your program list, click Start Run, and enter magnify in the
I don’t know if this topic has come up. I have prepared a set of pieces for
orchestra that I want to make available as Print on Demand. In light of the
proliferation of printers that only handle business size paper, what do you do
regarding print specifications? I am thinking about MOLA
When changing clef and time signature in the same measure the clef is
automatically placed after the key signature. Is there any way to have it
placed before the time signature but still after the left barline?
Giovanni
Giovanni Andreani
www.giovanniandreani.com
Lots of people don't seem to understand that the size of the PDF and the size
that you actually print it at don't have to be the same. I routinely create
PDFs at 8.5x11 and print them at 10x13, for example, which MOLA would adore. If
you created PDFs at 10x13 your clients could STILL print them
I didn’t think about the fact that PDFs can be printed at various sizes.
Essentially then the page could begin as letter size and when printed by the
end user, assuming they are cognizant of what you mentioned in your second
paragraph, the page could be printed at whatever size they prefer.
As far as my band is concerned, if it can't be printed in 8 1/2 x 11 format, it
doesn't exist.
That said, it has led to charts that feature print so small it is very
difficult to sight-read.
This is particularly true of the director's full score. He has learned to live
with it. grin
We usually
On Mac you could turn on Universal Access in System Preferences. There is a
zoom option among others.
Harold
On 19/12/2014, at 12:02, Peter Taylor wrote:
If you're on Windows you could try the Magnifier. It's a small application
in the Accessibilty group intended for people with impaired
As a non-professional sometime engraver, I just happened to review the MOLA
standards. The wide availability of computer programs such as Finale have made
it possible for directors and arrangers to make changes in a score and have
them printed locally. I have to conclude that MOLA is out of
Yes I do believe I’m on board and am glad not to be stressing about this any
longer. It does appear, as you mentioned in your other email, that MOLA will
probably have to review their standards. I had wondered, before posting my
question, if the MOLA standards are basically outdated given the
mornin'...please change my e-mail address in the data bass
to...hbsupno...@outlook.com...thank you and peace, linn schmidt
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