Kim Patrick Clow wrote:
But in my past experience, I have had CD ROMS fail on me.
And not willing to take *any* chances of losing data again,
when I get my CD ROMs/PDFs from Germany,
The only way to save digital content is continual backups to newer
media. Ultimately I foresee libraries
At 08:24 PM 5/25/06 -0400, Neal Gittleman wrote:
it strikes me that an old-machine-for-old-
files solution doesn't seem so out of whack...
I don't think it's a bad concept in theory. But it comes up against the
reality of an ever-increasing load of quickly consciously obsoleted
formats. Why
While this is little help for Fin2.x, since ca. Fin2k I've been saving
all my files as PDF for printing purposes. This greatly alleviates the
need to keep old Finale versions around, because you can always print
the file. Editing it would require the original version, of course,
unless you are
Very wise words.
Robert Patterson wrote:
While this is little help for Fin2.x, since ca. Fin2k I've been saving
all my files as PDF for printing purposes. This greatly alleviates the
need to keep old Finale versions around, because you can always print
the file. Editing it would require the
