John Roberts wrote:
Not that you all need any smartass comments from me, but the middle name
"Patrick" might have been a clue.
Might have been except for a friend, Alisha (not her real first name)
Patrick, who married John Smythe, and regularly uses the name, Alisha
Patrick Smythe.
ns
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Not that you all need any smartass comments from me, but the middle name
"Patrick" might have been a clue.
JR
On 6/15/06 5:58 PM, "Noel Stoutenburg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> dc wrote:
>> Kim happens to be he.
> To which I can only offer sincere apologies. All of the other persons I
> know
Darcy James Argue wrote:
Well, you clearly don't know many people of Korean descent!
That is correct, though the few that I do know are almost all surnamed
"Kim".
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Well, you clearly don't know many people of Korean descent!
Growing up in Vancouver, the male Kims I knew outnumbered the females
by at least 2-1.
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On 15 Jun 2006, at 5:58 PM, Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
dc wrote:
dc wrote:
Kim happens to be he.
To which I can only offer sincere apologies. All of the other persons I
know named "Kim" are female.
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Ah, another case for gender-specific nomenclature, which I obviated
when I dubbed my daughter Adrian, causing her a life of elucidation.
Dean
On Jun 15, 2006, at 3:34 AM, dc wrote:
Noel Stoutenburg écrit:
Kim specifically states that she and the publisher are both using
a PC, but she doesn
At 6/15/2006 08:06 AM, dhbailey wrote:
>Phil Daley wrote:
>> At 6/15/2006 06:27 AM, Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
>>
>> >I don't know that any M$ OS has build in ~.pdf creation capability, and
>> >I answered on the basis that the finale is being used to print to a
>> >file, and the pdf is being crea
Phil Daley wrote:
At 6/15/2006 06:27 AM, Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
>I don't know that any M$ OS has build in ~.pdf creation capability, and
>I answered on the basis that the finale is being used to print to a
>file, and the pdf is being created in a second step.
Vista was to include a PDF writ
At 6/15/2006 06:27 AM, Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
>I don't know that any M$ OS has build in ~.pdf creation capability, and
>I answered on the basis that the finale is being used to print to a
>file, and the pdf is being created in a second step.
Vista was to include a PDF writing tool, but Adobe is
Richard Yates wrote:
I do not think that is at all correct for pdf and ps files. Those numbers
apply to uncompressed bit maps (like tif).
It's not clear exactly how Kim was generating the ~.pdf's; from the
description given, I assumed that an image was generated of the pages of
the file, and
Christopher Smith wrote:
I'm not getting part of this discussion.
Aren't PDFs created from Finale files (not scans) just mathematical
equations describing the lines and curves? So they will retain the
exact same resolution no matter what? So any discussions of DPI are
not germane to the topic
> But the publisher I sent the file to mentioned that the sizes were pretty
> huge.
This seems odd. pdf and ps formats generally have much smaller file sizes
than bitmapped ones - like tif. But even tif is not so bad these days with
the enormous memories that most computers have. And a publisher,
> I'm not getting part of this discussion.
>
> Aren't PDFs created from Finale files (not scans) just mathematical
> equations describing the lines and curves? So they will retain the
> exact same resolution no matter what? So any discussions of DPI are not
> germane to the topic, as they have no e
Well, I've been having problems using the built-in PDF engine in OS X--a
whole slew of them, actually. Sometimes it crashes Finale altogether (lost
quite a bit of work that way, once), and I consistently have problems
getting all the fonts packaged into the PDF.
Also, there are so few options und
I'm not getting part of this discussion.
Aren't PDFs created from Finale files (not scans) just mathematical
equations describing the lines and curves? So they will retain the
exact same resolution no matter what? So any discussions of DPI are not
germane to the topic, as they have no effect o
Kim Patrick Clow wrote:
Music engravings have a lot of curves and shapes that have curved
edges. Since most laser jet printers are 1200 DPI.
I assumed when I created a PDF, I should opt for the highest possible
quality setting (printer's quality); and picked 1200 DPI.
But the publisher I sent
At 6/14/2006 12:57 PM, Kim Patrick Clow wrote:
Music engravings have a lot of curves and shapes that have curved
edges. Since most laser jet printers are 1200 DPI.
I assumed when I created a PDF, I should opt for the highest possible
quality setting (printer's quality); and picked 1200 DPI.
Music engravings have a lot of curves and shapes that have curved edges. Since most laser jet printers are 1200 DPI.I assumed when I created a PDF, I should opt for the highest possible quality setting (printer's quality); and picked 1200 DPI.
But the publisher I sent the file to mentioned that th
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