On Tuesday, Apr 20, 2004, at 14:56 US/Pacific, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
In fact I _really_ hope that OS 9 will be dropped for 2k5 in favour of
a bug free, speedier OS X.
Concerning EPS manquée, would you find Import/Export PDF facilities
instead of EPS to be a viable option?
Philip Aker
Thanks Johannes but I figured that out -- I just don't understand why these
things are so big.
re the other command/option/shift and click screen to reduce and blammo 5%!
Jerry
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 20.04.2004 22:49 Uhr, gj.berg wrote
The meta-tool resize command is all
On 21.04.2004 14:13 Uhr, gj.berg wrote
re the other command/option/shift and click screen to reduce and blammo 5%!
Works fine in OS X.
Johannes
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On 21.04.2004 14:16 Uhr, Philip Aker wrote
On Tuesday, Apr 20, 2004, at 14:56 US/Pacific, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
In fact I _really_ hope that OS 9 will be dropped for 2k5 in favour of
a bug free, speedier OS X.
Concerning EPS manquée, would you find Import/Export PDF facilities
instead
At 10:38 AM 4/20/04 +0200, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Just be careful, floppies are _very_ unreliable for backups.
I've heard this said, but I started using floppies in 1980 (TRS-80 and
Color Computer), and even those are still readable nearly a quarter-century
later. A friend who still has a
I just got an email (in response to the MacSupport request by David Froom
that many of us underwrote) that directed me to go to
http://www.finalemusic.com/finale/email-maceps.asp to subscribe to a
mailing list whereby I would be updated on the progress of EPS Export
support in MacFin2k4.
The text
I have actually had a lot of experience with this. I would never consider
floppies as a save media, too many of them have failed on my.
Johannes
On 21.04.2004 16:48 Uhr, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote
I've heard this said, but I started using floppies in 1980 (TRS-80 and
Color Computer), and even
On 4/20/04 12:51 PM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 20.04.2004 21:22 Uhr, Brad Beyenhof wrote
Can the Preview app in OS X 10.3.3 convert files from PDF to PS/EPS?
Although I haven't tried, I guess you can use the postscript printer driver
to compile a PS listing. EPS, no I don't think that's
Over the past few years diskettes seem to have been getting cheaper in
price and quality. Besides the market has been flooded with low priced
designer color diskettes which fail after a few uses, especially if carried
around in hip pockets as I sometimes see people doing these days (bad
A SMALL(?) ALERT --
I've installed 2004B for Mac. Then I became aware of the PDF problem, i.e.
when my Print to PDF came out distorted on the Windows/Acrobat side.
As soon as I heard about the Font Pack solution, I installed that.
Then 2004B Installer came out, so I downloaded it, and during
On 4/21/04 11:41 AM, Arkady wrote:
FinaleScript.dat already exists.
Do you wish to replace it with the file/folder from the installer?
The choices were --
Replace, Replace All, Stop, Skip
Choosing Replace All here did not affect the creation of the second
Finale package. Replacing
On 20 Apr 2004, at 05:55 PM, Martin Banner wrote:
I have been using Finale 2003 on my Mac quite satisfactorily, thank
you, for well over a year, even on my brand new Powerbook laptop.
I've been considering upgrading to FinMac 2004, but have seen all the
posts here about bug after bug after
However, it's still weird that Finale updaters leave the old
application intact by default. This is not standard at all -- the
expected behavior is that the old version will be replaced by the new
version. We're all used to it by now, since Finale's always been like
this, but it would be
On 21 Apr 2004, at 04:23 PM, Martin Banner wrote:
Darcy,
Thanks for the tip. Have you had the opportunity to use the smart
hypen capability? I have had so many discussions with Randy Stokes
over the years about including this, since I use Finale exclusively
with choral music (I have nearly 90
On 21.04.2004 20:41 Uhr, Arkady wrote
My SUGGESTION to MakeMusic is to PROMPTLY ALERT all it's User Base about
that prompt VIA MASS EMAIL, and POSTING IT IN BIG RED LETTERS NEAR THE
DOWNLOAD NOW BUTTON ON THEIR WEB SITE!
Why? No harm was done, nor would have been done whichever choice you
If you do not depend on EPS files (both import and export) then you should
upgrade. Finale 2004 has a wealth of new features which you will love, and
it runs native in OS X actually making it much more stable.
It is still slow. However, for me this is now mostly the reaction to some of
the
I beg to differ. That is not the expected behavior. Almost every OS X
application I've done updates on will leave the older version there.
Digital Performer, Protools to name the two that pop into mind at the
moment.
Darcy James Argue wrote:
However, it's still weird that Finale updaters
Martin Bsanner writes:
Darcy,
Thanks for the tip. Have you had the opportunity to use the smart
hypen capability? I have had so many discussions with Randy Stokes
over the years about including this, since I use Finale exclusively
with choral music (I have nearly 90 published modern
At 04:31 PM 4/21/04 -0400, Darcy James Argue wrote:
However, it's still weird that Finale updaters leave the old
application intact by default. This is not standard at all -- the
expected behavior is that the old version will be replaced by the new
version.
Is this a Mac/PC difference?
On 21 Apr 2004, at 04:51 PM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
I beg to differ. That is not the expected behavior. Almost every OS X
application I've done updates on will leave the older version there.
???
None of Apple's apps (Safari, Mail, iTunes, iPhoto, iCal, iSync, etc
etc etc.) do this. Nor does MS
The reason that we ask is so that we don't overwrite anything that
you've already customized. The user backlash would be quite bad (am I
right guys? g) if we deleted everyone's cusomized FinaleScripts,
instrument.txt, and pagesizes.txt files without asking. There's no harm
done in writing or not
Toast did this as well the last time I updated it...
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I beg to differ. That
I'm working on a large orchestral score, begun in Mac2004. 2004b is a significant
fix, particularly as to speed issues: smart shapes and special tools are back to full
speed, even on my 400mhz G4. Generally speaking, except for EPS export, I am rather
happy with the program right now --
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