ic or Coda listening?
Kurt
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As I am on t
At 11:51 PM +0100 12/26/08, Kurt Gnos wrote:
If Sibelius makes a free version, it's another reason for me to switch...
It does not, if I read the website correctly.
However, given the cost of textbooks, workbooks, and other class
supplies these days, $9.95 is hardly daunting even for student
Sadly, you are in quite a bit there. MakeMusic making Notepad a $$
program was a fatal error in my opinion. They should have left it as a
free product.
But getting a pirated version of a program for a class? That is a good
way to get sued and potentially get fired. Seriously? Recommending to
pirat
Coda listening?
Kurt
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As I am on the diges
Matthew Hindson fastmail acct wrote:
As I am on the digest, apologies if someone's already posted about this.
There is apparently a letter being sent out to registered Finale and
Notepad users outlining (basically) that Finale Notepad 2009 is going
to cost $9.95, and there will be a free Final
Matthew Hindson fastmail acct wrote:
As I am on the digest, apologies if someone's already posted about this.
There is apparently a letter being sent out to registered Finale and
Notepad users outlining (basically) that Finale Notepad 2009 is going to
cost $9.95, and there will be a free Final
Let's hope the new version of Notepad is worth the money and hassle.
oh stop being so pessimistic, you just have to look at the history of
the company that... er... um... oh goodness...
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Yeah, I know. I've always counted on the Notepad to be able to send
files to clients who don't have Finale, and to be able to have
students get examples from me online.
I guess the reader will be able to do what I need, but sometimes a
note or two changed is all that's needed...
Christoph
As I am on the digest, apologies if someone's already posted about this.
There is apparently a letter being sent out to registered Finale and
Notepad users outlining (basically) that Finale Notepad 2009 is going to
cost $9.95, and there will be a free Finale Reader 2009 that will open,
print a
