Allen,
Thanks for the tip. However before I received it, I got so crazed with the paper jam-ups that I went to spales.com and bought an HP 2300 Laserjet. I only do 8½ x 11 prints anyway, and I hope I didn't do a stupid thing.
I'll keep you posted.
- Ken
Hi All,
Maybe someone could shed some light on "system margins." I've tried several ways to handle them (mostly for piano-vocals and lead sheets) and find that the easiest most efficient way seems to be to set them all to zero, and just use "distance between systems" for spacing. Is there
Chuck,
If both you and Robert Patterson use it, it's good enough for me! I'm going right into my default file and fixing it up!
Thanks.
- Ken
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Title: Re: [Finale] Question about Systems
Margins
At 11:43 AM -0400 8/16/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
Maybe someone could shed some light on system margins.
I've tried several ways to handle them (mostly for piano-vocals and
lead sheets) and find that the easiest most efficient way
On Saturday, August 16, 2003, at 07:43 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe someone could shed some light on system margins. I've tried
several ways to handle them (mostly for piano-vocals and lead sheets)
and find that the easiest most efficient way seems to be to set them
all to zero, and just
On Wednesday, August 13, 2003, at 07:51 PM, Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
despite the automatic line generated by Mark's e-mail client, I did not
author it.
Ugh. Sorry. I'm on a new computer and I'm putting up with a lot of
system defaults until I get around to loading all the software that I
Mark D Lew wrote:
I can easily imagine an algorithm (either automated plug-in or user's
standard procedure), which first examines a system for anything
extending sufficiently above or below the staff to warrant adjusting
the system margins, and then distributes the remaining vertical space
I routinely use the Extend Secondary Beams over Rests option, but it creates a most
vexing problem. Consider the pattern 16th note, 16th rest, 8th note. If this falls
withing a quarter beat, all three are beamed together. The problem is, the 16th beam
extends all the way over the 16th rest. I
