On 16 Apr 2004, at 02:34 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have had the same problem with command z failing to work from time
to time, and other recalcitrant behavior, like working with the page
layout tool, putting in new values for page or system margins, seeing
Finale calculate the new data
Hello,
I have exchanged a few emails with Mac Support about speed problems in
FinMac 2004.
My complaints have to do with the miserable hesitation when editing
SmartShapes or when editing using Special Tools.
Their suggestion was that I turn off auto smart word extensions in lyrics,
turn off
On Mar 9, 2004, at 8:48 AM, David Froom wrote:
Who knew being smart also means being slow?
Anyone with experience on old, speed-challenged computers. Any feature
that is constantly updating on the fly is going to slow down the
program.
mdl
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If you have a font editor for OS X it's
actually very easy to do this yourself, I have to do this for some of my own
fonts as well.
Johannes
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Any recommendations for one? Is there an upgrade for Fontographer?
--
Andrew Stiller
Kallisti Music Press
http://home.netcom.com/~kallisti/
On 22/01/04 12:16, Andrew Stiller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you have a font editor for OS X it's
actually very easy to do this yourself, I have to do this for some of my own
fonts as well.
Johannes
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Any recommendations for one? Is there an upgrade for Fontographer?
--
Andrew
On 22.01.2004 18:24 Uhr, Éric Dussault wrote
Macromedia doesn't seem to be interested in upgrading Fontographer to OS X,
but I know that FontLab 4.6 can handle that pretty easily (www.fontlab.com).
They also have a low-end font editor called TypeTool, which I used a lot,
but version 2 doesn't
On 22/01/04 12:37, Johannes Gebauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought it did. I have used it to change some fonts to work with OS X, so
if that's all you are after it should work just fine. I will check this out
soon.
Johannes
I still use version 1.4 of TypeTool. I downloaded the free pdf
On 22/01/04 13:02, Éric Dussault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought it did. I have used it to change some fonts to work with OS X, so
if that's all you are after it should work just fine. I will check this out
soon.
Johannes
I still use version 1.4 of TypeTool. I downloaded the free pdf
Alrighty...I have a question for the masses who are having fun with 2004 and Panther
(though I'm sure folks who are using Jaguar can help too)...
I've downloaded the problem and everything looks fine so far - even prints beautifully
-
except I have problems with two fonts: Maestro and the
Maestro and the third-party font, November. Seems
both of them aren't playing nice with my OSX.
I know that Finale 2004 comes with updated fonts. So don't use old backup copies.
Instead, I think you should delete all old Maestro fonts which are installed in
OS X folders (/Library and possibly
On 22.01.2004 0:25 Uhr, Tobias Giesen wrote
About November, I have no idea!
It depends on the coding of the font. I suspect that November, like some of
the 2k3 Finale fonts, use a font coding that is incompatible with OS X. It's
not actually a big deal to update the font for OS X, but my guess
Of course if there were such a plug-in, that would mean that there were
version compatibility, which we all know won't ever happen.
Sibelius has added a new feature to version 3 that allows a file to be
saved in version 2 format -- what is left out is simply the eye-candy
that isn't supported
The way the underlying data structure is built changes with each
release. So data used for one thing in an earlier version might be used
for something else in a later version and something else entirely in an
even later version.
Not having to maintain backward compatibility makes the
On Thursday, August 7, 2003, at 07:03 AM, David H. Bailey wrote:
The code entry does NOT give you a greater discount -- the price is
$89.95, with or without that code.
No, no, no. That's what I've been trying to tell you.
Without the code, the price for the upgrade from Mac Finale *2002* to
At 5:16 PM -0400 8/06/03, Darcy James Argue wrote:
I find it a bit unfair that having bought 2003 and suffered in OS
9 as a result doesn't get me a better discount than all those 2002
users who DIDN'T pay for 2003. But, hey, it's not my company.
Well, look at it this way -- the price you pay
On Wednesday, August 6, 2003, at 04:48 PM, David H. Bailey wrote:
I believe those who upgrade from 2002 pay a higher price --
Not if they enter the promotional code, they don't!
Thanks to the list for alerting me to the code, though -- I would
never have noticed otherwise.
- Darcy
Um...
The e-mail announcement I got was for Windows, so, being on Mac, I ignored
and trashed it. Did any Mac users here get a Mac-oriented e-mail? I need to
save money if I can and if there's a promo code that works for my situation
I'd appreciate knowing about it.
Richard
From: Darcy James Argue
On Thursday, August 7, 2003, at 08:15 AM, Andrew Stiller wrote:
On Wednesday, August 6, 2003, at 04:48 PM, David H. Bailey wrote:
I believe those who upgrade from 2002 pay a higher price --
Not if they enter the promotional code, they don't!
Thanks to the list for alerting me to the code,
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