es) so we should see an endless stream of that, though I'm not
sure what could top the rhyming dictionary.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of David W. Fenton
Sent: Thu 03-Nov-05 16:05
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: Re: [Finale] Fin2006a now available!
On 3 Nov 2005 at 13:35, Morris Inouye wrote:
> I have absolutely no plans to upgrade to 2007. Also like you, I
> *might* consider the upgrade if something like dynamic parts (similar
> to Sibelius's capability) is added. Even if they add a must-have
> feature, I will definitely upgrade *only* afte
On 11/3/05, Eric Dannewitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The only way I'd upgrade to 2007 is for it to have some compellingfeatures. I debated about upgrading to 2006, but they were pushing it(and still are) has having performance gains.Ha!2007 needs dynamic parts, or something like it. That would be
The only way I'd upgrade to 2007 is for it to have some compelling
features. I debated about upgrading to 2006, but they were pushing it
(and still are) has having performance gains.
Ha!
2007 needs dynamic parts, or something like it. That would be the only
thing I'd upgrade for now. I'm not
On Nov 2, 2005, at 3:02 PM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
People bought Finale 2006 under the assumption it would work as well
as 2005 and then some. It's anything BUT right now..
A lot of contributors to this thread seem to be operating under the
assumption that almost everyone in the Final
Ok, I can still hope! EPS WinXP still not working...
I guess it will come in Finale 2300...:-(
Kurt
At 17:34 02.11.2005, you wrote:
Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Doubtful. As I said in a previous post, 2006a on Mac
still will quit out
on me. On my MiniMac with 1 gig of ram, it will quit
when I go to p
Which is a poor argument. Look, I bought Finale 2006 in order to get new
features and better performance. Both of which were advertised. Instead,
I received an installer on the Mac side that wiped out a whole directory
on my computer, serious performance lags, and huge bugs (ie: my printing
iss
Y'know,
Finale is the only app I have ever seen that doesn't like inkjet printer
if you didn't specify the printer driver in the page setup.
I don't have this particular problem since my printer is Postscript, but
all of my students whose printer is inkjet has had this issue.
--
- Hiro
Hiroak
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Eric Dannewitz / 2005/11/02 / 01:57 PM wrote:
Makes me wonder if people can sue Apple for making a product that gets
scratched easily (IE: the Nano), why can't we sue Make Music for
providing this POS software? I've already had my Library/Application
Support wiped out b
This is where the corporate yahoos get to hide behind their license
which we all agree to when we break the seal on the CD/DVD and install
the software, to wit: there is no implied fitness for any purpose
whatsoever, even for the purpose for which you purchased the software.
Quoting from th
Nope, I'm using a Brother printer. And I do use the standard printer
settings. Finale 2006a has taken crashing to a new high, which is nearly
every other document.
Ryan Beard wrote:
Eric,
If you're using an HP printer and you are printing
from a saved setting, you may want to change the
settin
Eric Dannewitz / 2005/11/02 / 01:57 PM wrote:
>Makes me wonder if people can sue Apple for making a product that gets
>scratched easily (IE: the Nano), why can't we sue Make Music for
>providing this POS software? I've already had my Library/Application
>Support wiped out by the original instal
Makes me wonder if people can sue Apple for making a product that gets
scratched easily (IE: the Nano), why can't we sue Make Music for
providing this POS software? I've already had my Library/Application
Support wiped out by the original installer. Isn't that worse than a
scratch?
Then the s
Maybe if you created some custom print settings and then deleted them? ;-)
David Bailey (who is amused by all this mess of Finale 2006 and 2006a
and is glad he didn't uninstall Finale2005)
Eric Dannewitz wrote:
But I don't have any custom print settings. I'm using the standard
settings.
Just to be sure we're talking about the same thing:
In the print dialog, in the "Presets" pull-down menu, you have only
"Standard"?
Hmm.
Try maybe creating a new preset, then, and see if that helps?
Cheers,
- Darcy
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On
But I don't have any custom print settings. I'm using the standard settings.
Darcy James Argue wrote:
Eric,
I've seen the crash-on-print thing with Finale 2006 (not 2006a) as
well. The solution is to delete and re-create your custom print
settings (i.e., delete everything but "Standard").
Eric,
I've seen the crash-on-print thing with Finale 2006 (not 2006a) as
well. The solution is to delete and re-create your custom print
settings (i.e., delete everything but "Standard").
- Darcy
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Brooklyn, NY
On 01 Nov 2005, at 10:
Doubtful. As I said in a previous post, 2006a on Mac still will quit out
on me. On my MiniMac with 1 gig of ram, it will quit when I go to print.
It is good to see that they want to address fluff like GPO instead of
stability issues and stuff. Whatever.
Brad Beyenhof wrote:
Finlisters:
I ju
Well, when I went to the site and hit the download button (Mac), an
Explorer window opened up filled with program language, the wheel
spun for about 3 min, and after the screen went back for a bit,
nothing else happened, and there was no installer on my desktop. I
tried it twice with the s
At 04:40 PM 11/1/2005, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
>I just got notice from MakeMusic! that the 2006a updater is now
>available for Windows and Mac. Here is the URL they gave:
Well, it looks like they've spent 3 months basically finishing up
Save As Audio for GPO and fixing the bug with only 16 MIDI ch
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