aaron, i wasn't able to do this, i even made sure to check it with a
font that is defined tonever be embedded in my acrobat distiller
settings. can you gove me a bit more info on your setup and what
items are checked that allow you to edit text once exported in
EPS/PDF from finale?
Well,
On 12/22/2009 6:18 AM, SN jef chippewa wrote:
aaron, i wasn't able to do this, i even made sure to check it with a
font that is defined tonever be embedded in my acrobat distiller
settings.
I think you mean always embedded, right? Also, this would only come
into play with PDF, since EPS
i'm about to score a piece that is made up of a number of miniatures
with a range of notational approaches: from traditional to
proportional notation to text/event scores to a mobile format for
one section (trad. elements in various shapes spread around the page).
because it is very
On 12/19/2009 3:08 PM, SN jef chippewa wrote:
(freehand, or something similar, i believe). is there a way to
export from finale so that the text is editable using indesign (or
illustrator)? or am i stuck masking it or erasing it in the graphics
programme?
Well, if you make PDFs of your
On 12/19/2009 3:56 PM, Aaron Sherber wrote:
Well, if you make PDFs of your Finale examples instead of EPS, and make
sure that your PDF settings include all fonts, you can later open the
PDF in Illustrator and edit the text. PDFs can also be placed in
InDesign as links.
Actually, it looks like
