On Thursday, August 7, 2003, at 12:31 AM, Richard Yates wrote:
The e-mail announcement I got was for Windows...
And I have received no e-mail promo at all - even though I have gotten
every
upgrade since 2.5. When I first heard here of the upgrade I reserved
my copy
at $89.
I thought I was
David H. Bailey writes:
There has to be some sort of code you enter into the installation or
else how could the program know whether or not to disable aspects of the
program after 30 days if you haven't registered?
The challenge/response system is seamless if you do the registration
over
Wouldn'd it have been great if the Finale 2004 advertisement on MakeMusic's
website could be made so they can be viewed by a macintosh computer. All the
sound samples with soundfonts and musical playback are not compatible with
macs. They have a particular talent for annoying mac people, have
At 02:29 PM 8/8/03 +, Robert Patterson Finale wrote:
Now I have a problem with the fonts embedded in the PDFs.
Apparently the music fonts are embedded in the first page of
music. But I have several pages of title and cover preceding
these. The problem is, when Acrobat prints the pages out of
Actually he DID say it was inside a first ending, but no matter, I'm
sure that you would have gotten it right if you had seen the passage
in question.
In addition, I'm serious about doubting markings. If a chart shows up
with unusual registers, articulations, or instructions, one tends to
pay
Robert, have you checked the Adobe PS drivers? They come with booklet
printing. (I am talking Mac OS9 here).
Hope it helps...
Javier Ruiz... [waiting for his G5 to arrive in time]
This is a followup to yesterday's thread. It appears that booklet printing is
only available in OS9. (This is yet
Le 08/08/03 10:38, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit:
I am not hugely overreacting. If you want overreaction, talk to me
off-list. :)
:-)
First of all, cracks will be there ASAP. The only penalty is to legal
users.
I still don't see how we are victimized or penalized. The way
On Wednesday, August 6, 2003, at 06:30 PM, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
On Wednesday, August 6, 2003, at 03:14 PM, Éric Dussault wrote:
Wouldn'd it have been great if the Finale 2004 advertisement on
MakeMusic's
website could be made so they can be viewed by a macintosh computer.
All the
sound
From: Dennis Bathory-Kitsz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does that mean this is okay with you?
Yes, it's fine with me.
Not even a whisper of protest?
No, not a whisper of protest.
Everybody else thinks this is fine, too?
I can't speak for everyone else.
I think your reaction is excessively hostile,
The question of registration code hacks is interesting to me. You own the
Finale software (it's licensed, but American law is very clear that you
actually own the copy you bought), and no bankruptcy, etc can take that
away. Is it still *illegal* to use registration code hacks (assuming that
they
On Thursday, August 7, 2003, at 01:59 PM, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
However, if I'm going to need that sort of operability outside of
Finale, the QuicKeys upgrade ($69.95) is a lot more appealing than an
OS upgrade (reputedly $130).
Uh, not if you are planning on upgrading the OS anyway -- and if
Sibelius apparently manages the transfer of licenses
from one machine to another via floppies, which
strikes me as not such a great idea. (What do Mac users do?)
I would say that finally, after 20 years of IBM PC compatible
floppies, we have a successor to the floppy which fits into
ALL
At 11:36 PM 8/8/2003 +0200, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 08.08.2003 18:59 Uhr, Tobias Giesen wrote
I have had personal (albeit mostly via email) contact with many Coda
employees, and I am deeply convinced that if there is one company that you
can trust, it's them.
Many Coda employees,
Thanks, Tyler.
BF
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Sent: Friday, August 08, 2003 6:22 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Finale] RE: 2004 Panic
Finale 2004 Registration FAQs
Q. Does Finale 2004 have copy
Robert Patterson:
Going on about 12 years, I still occasionally fire up Finale 2.6.3.
I recently discovered it still runs in Classic.
Yeah, but it doesn't *print out* (from any driver) under System 9.
For that reason, I have been systematically updating all my 2.6.3
files as orders come in for
On Friday, August 8, 2003, at 08:32 PM, Tobias Giesen wrote:
So, I would estimate the chances of a Linux version within the next 5
years
at about 1% probability.
I would say you're being wildly optimistic. [grin]
- Darcy
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Boston MA
Hello!
I noticed that the MakeMusic! marketing material for Finale 2004 only
seem to compare the SoftSynth output with normal MIDI output. No
example how a printed page would sound with human playback. So I
created such an example, which is now linked from my review:
http://www.finaletips.nu/
Great to see!
Apparently, if you can at least run system 9.0.4, you can use this upgrade
even though some features may not be available to you. This is good for
anyone like me with a dinosaur Mac that can't run OS X.
And finally we know what the trade-up for those who didn't upgrade from 2002
to
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