Re: [Finale] Exporting parts to PDF

I just tried Export Pages, and I'm not seeing any differences between that and Export as PDF -- they're using the same driver, and the files are binary identical except for trivial differences (timestamp, font name munging). You're right that it's not a big deal to set up macros to do this, but

Re: [Finale] Exporting parts to PDF

I own Acrobat, so I'm not looking for a new PDF driver, but your observation about file sizes is interesting. Finale appears to be using PDF XChange, which is a fairly well known solution. It may be that Finale is not using the most compact settings, and they don't expose any of that for users to

Re: [Finale] Exporting parts to PDF

Martin, there are a number of macro programs available. Currently I use yKey , but in the old days I used QuickKeys . On Mon, Apr 2, 2018 at 7:46 AM, martin nickless wrote: > Hi Robert >

Re: [Finale] Exporting parts to PDF

Hi Robert Could you let me know how you set up this macro To achieve that thanks Martin On Mon, 2 Apr 2018 at 13:44, Robert Patterson wrote: > Someone on this list recommended "Export Pages" in the Graphics Tool (Mac). > I've had very good luck with that. It usually

Re: [Finale] Exporting parts to PDF

Someone on this list recommended "Export Pages" in the Graphics Tool (Mac). I've had very good luck with that. It usually produces significantly smaller PDFs and has true blacks instead of gray scale. So far I haven't noticed any glitches in the output, but perhaps others have? Export Pages

Re: [Finale] Exporting parts to PDF

Thanks great does it work on windows ? Thanks On Mon, 2 Apr 2018 at 13:11, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote: > On Mon, April 2, 2018 7:44 am, martin nickless wrote: > > Hi there is a free application ? > > > > > On Mon, April 2,

Re: [Finale] Exporting parts to PDF

On Mon, April 2, 2018 7:44 am, martin nickless wrote: > Hi there is a free application ? > On Mon, April 2, 2018 5:54 am, Lee Actor wrote: >> The pdf printer I always recommend for Windows is Bullzip.

Re: [Finale] Exporting parts to PDF

Hi there is a free application ? Best Martin On Mon, 2 Apr 2018 at 12:43, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote: > On Mon, April 2, 2018 5:54 am, Lee Actor wrote: > > The pdf printer I always recommend for Windows is Bullzip. It's > extremely > > stable, very fast, and produces

Re: [Finale] Exporting parts to PDF

On Mon, April 2, 2018 5:54 am, Lee Actor wrote: > The pdf printer I always recommend for Windows is Bullzip. It's extremely > stable, very fast, and produces the smallest file sizes of any such product > I've surveyed -- and I've tried pretty much all of them. I agree. I've used numerous PDF

Re: [Finale] Exporting parts to PDF

Whenever the built-in Finale pdf exporter is mentioned, I feel obligated to point out that a) it has serious bugs, printing unwanted characters in unexpected locations, esp. on pages with tuplets; and b) it produces enormous file sizes, up to 10x other print-to-pdf solutions. The pdf export is

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