Duly noted.
RBH
Richard Smith wrote:
It is not *necessary* to copy any imported file into a fresh score.
I'm sorry if I left that impression. I have just used that approach as
a quick way of beginning clean up on imported files.
RE: [Finale] Re: Finale import into Sibelius questi
Title: RE: [Finale] Re: Finale import into Sibelius question
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Raymond Horton
Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 10:28 AM
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] Re: Finale import into Sibelius question
Valuable info here, Michael. 2002 is earlier than my earliest version
of the file. I will pass along info to my acquantance. She can decide
to: upgrade her Sibelius; pay your company the reasonable fee for the
translation; or to skip it.
Would Recordare's final product need to be recopied
Hi Raymond,
As Noel suggested, the problem here is version skew. Sibelius 2.1
supports import up through Finale 2002 using ETF files.
Recordare's file translation services help with this type of "can't
get there from here" problem. We would use Dolet 3 for Finale to
export a MusicXML file from Fi
