Dennis,
Make sure to copy the font annotation files from any non-MM fonts
you're using into the Finale 2007 font annotation folder.
- Darcy
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On 11 Oct 2006, at 5:39 AM, dc wrote:
Opening in 2007 some of my 2004 files, I
Dear Dennis,
If it only that one note head, it may be easier to edit the Font
Annotation for it in 2007, then all converted files with that note
head will read correctly.
Preferences/Program Options/Edit/Font Annotation (lower right). If
you have trouble and need more details, someone
will no longer run
on currently shipping Macs, so I'm gradually scouring my files and upgrading
them at least that far.
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From: dc [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2006 09:39 AM
To: 'finale-shsu.edu'
Subject: [Finale] Converting old files: ties
This is the biggest problem Finale has had for years. Upgrading files is WAY
back on their priority list. I have been battling this problem since 2.0.
The issues you bring up are big but over the years it has been much worse. I
have told every client I work with that if you are planning on
Dennis:
So what this means is that you have to keep all old versions
of Finale and use for each file the version in was created in.
My experience is that the upconvert from Fin97 forwards was quite good:
certainly far better than any previous upconverts. They stumbled slightly with
Fin03
On 11 Oct 2006, at 10:52 AM, Robert Patterson wrote:
What I've noticed is that many articulations no longer appear in
the same place as before. This has nothing to do with font
annotation files, unless MM changed the ones for their fonts.
I think MM changed what items are influenced by
On 11 Oct 2006, at 10:36 AM, dc wrote:
Chuck Israels écrit:
If it only that one note head, it may be easier to edit the Font
Annotation for it in 2007, then all converted files with that note
head will read correctly.
Preferences/Program Options/Edit/Font Annotation (lower right). If
you
I am a MAC user and I have to manage well over 60,000 Mac only finale files
for a publisher that are mostly choral/vocal files. It has been a difficult.
I have to keep an old machine around (and some backup old machines) to run
OS9 so I can open files from version 3.5.2 up to 2003 which I do on a
Darcy:
I think MM changed what items are influenced by font annotation
files. For instance, ties on rhythmic notation used to ignore font
annotation files -- now they observe them.
Is it possible that something like this is going on here?
It certainly is possible. If it is so, it helps
Robert Patterson wrote:
What I've noticed is that many articulations no longer appear in the
same place as before. This has nothing to do with font annotation
files, unless MM changed the ones for their fonts. I've upgraded
some of my files as far as 2006d but cannot bring them into 2007
Dennis,
In that case, you can make two different copies of the Font
Annotation file -- one that matches the old positioning (for opening
old documents), and one for use for when creating new documents.
Cheers,
- Darcy
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