I also thought I had saved this font but then realized that I had saved
the website address instead
(http://www.kolumbus.fi/ari.suomela/nuotteja.htm). Unfortunately, that
link is no longer good. I've shown it only because something from the
address may jar someone's memory.
I'm wondering if
At 7:40 AM -0400 6/23/02, David H. Bailey wrote:
127 is actually NOT one less than a power of two, since computers
use 0 as a real number, so 0-127 represent 128 values, which is a
common number to run into in programming,
127 is 2 to the 7th - 1, also known as 0111 (in binary). For
One other thing that doesn't seem to copy from one file to another is clef
changes, or am I missing something?
Johannes
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I'm wondering if Gary Persons is still on the list. At one time Gary had
a fairly extensive library of music ( related) fonts). I still refer
often to the music font information pages from his book, The Finale
Resource. Although the Finale material is now dated (Finale 3.7.2) he
shows 32
Hi,
can you send me a file that has these problems?
tg
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... a Full Copy and Paste
That would be a good thing ...
Perhaps this could even include clef
changes?
Yes, I will probably add them soon.
tg
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Is there a way to copy a textblock from one page to another?
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Is there a way to copy a textblock from one page to another?
Johannes
Jari's Forza! text block manager plug-in will do this, even between
different files.
Colin.
Colin Broom, composer
At 2:38 PM +0100 6/24/02, Colin Broom wrote:
Is there a way to copy a textblock from one page to another?
Johannes
Jari's Forza! text block manager plug-in will do this, even between
different files.
Or you can just select the text in a text block, delete it on the
page you are leaving,
The MIDI interface I got to go w. my new iMac offers me the choice of
using it w. OMS or FreeMidi. Which is better with Finale? Which most
closely imitates the behavior of what I had on my old computer
(PowerMac 6100/66, system 8.0)?
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Dennis W. Manasco wrote:
Confusion arises because most programming languages begin indexing
arrays with the zeroth item. Thus the final item in an entirely
filled array whose index is defined as short or char would be the
256th item, but its actual index value would be 255 ( in
On Monday, June 24, 2002, at 06:28 AM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Is there a way to copy a textblock from one page to another?
Text Editor plugin.
Philip Aker
http://www.aker.ca
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On 24.06.2002 15:38 Uhr, Colin Broom wrote
Is there a way to copy a textblock from one page to another?
Johannes
Jari's Forza! text block manager plug-in will do this, even between
different files.
Unfortunately I am on Mac and left out of Forza! benefits...
Johannes
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On 24.06.2002 16:41 Uhr, Philip Aker wrote
On Monday, June 24, 2002, at 06:28 AM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Is there a way to copy a textblock from one page to another?
Text Editor plugin.
Ah, that's a good point. I never really got to grips with text editor, but
perhaps you can give me
On 24.06.2002 16:00 Uhr, Linda Worsley wrote
Or you can just select the text in a text block, delete it on the
page you are leaving, and copy it into another page the same way you
copy text in a word file. Or copy it to another file as a new text
block. It's a simple command X/command V (or
Because of the way copyright laws are set up, the person who worked
out those beautiful chords to all those Berlin tunes doesn't get a
penny of royalties, as only lyrics and melodies are copyrightable.
Yet, IMHO, those songs might not have been the successes that they
were without the
Linda wrote:
Or you can just select the text in a text block, delete it on the
page you are leaving, and copy it into another page the same way you
copy text in a word file. Or copy it to another file as a new text
block. It's a simple command X/command V (or command C/command V if
you are
At 08:00 AM 6/22/02 -0700, Linda Worsley wrote:
So here's my question: (at last) Faced with this daunting task, what
would you do?
I've been following this for a few days, because I had a student exactly
like this -- very successful in another field (law), motivated,
self-starter, etc -- with
on 6/24/02 2:20 AM, Mark D. Lew at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As far as I'm concerned, the only thing a teacher is good for is helping
the students learn how to accomplish what they want, not to tell them that
what they want is good or bad.
Not long after I started teaching almost 30 years
At 10:13 AM -0400 6/24/02, Andrew Stiller wrote:
I get that from my students a lot - But it's what I WANT! to
which my response usually is, Then DON'T want it, because it's
bad! Want something GOOD instead. That usually gets a laugh out of
them, because I'm not as tough as that answer makes
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At 10:59 AM -0400 6/24/02, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
At 08:00 AM 6/22/02 -0700, Linda Worsley wrote:
So here's my question: (at last) Faced with this daunting task, what
would you do?
I've been following this for a few days, because I had a student exactly
like this -- very successful in
[Christopher B. J. Smith:]
If I wrote new chords to White Christmas, then
improvised over it on record, there would be NO aspect of the tune
that was Berlin's, yet he would STILL collect the royalties if I
called it White Christmas.
...
Many have tried to copyright titles and chord progressions
[Christopher B. J. Smith:]
Berlin is not the only one to start piano on black keys. My six year
old son started out piano lessons on only black keys, my father
played Derby Town in F# (the only tune he could play) and taught it
to me that way when I was about eight.
I've read that when
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At 5:20 PM -0500 6/22/02, John Howell wrote:
Irving Berlin not only survived but flourished not being able to read or
write a note of music.
Christopher wrote:
I've heard that account from many different sources, and I find it
hard to beleive that Berlin's assistants were only taking down
Somebody wrote:
Along the same lines, although not on the same level, I've always
wondered exactly what John Williams does. In the credits, it usuallly
says music by John Williams, arranged and orchestrated by . . .
with 2 or 3 names.
Ken
And somebody else--perhaps Christopher--replied:
My
The same standard does not apply to
melodies and lyrics, where infringement exists even in the case of
accidental similarities.
That sounds a bit dangerous; it sounds as if the standards for similarity
are much stricter for lyrics or melodies than for things like rhythms or
sequences of
Hi all,
A while back there was a link on this list to a site (one of this list
members I believe) where there a very complete listing on orchestral
percussiom symbols. There was a guide to these symbols and a font for
sale for using them. Does anyone know what site this was.
Ronald
Yet many who support government funding of art are repelled by the notion of
government support of religion. Why?
IMNSHO. For one thing, religion is organized and art isn't.
Public radio and TV are as close as we come to having public
supported lobbying organizations of any size. And they do
Listers,
I am working on a large orchestra score. I don't know if the file has a
corruption or if it is my PowerBook or OS 9.2.2 (I suspect the latter). I
also work on the file sometimes on my G4 in my office, and haven't had the
problem.
The problem appears at first to be font related, but I
I noticed that Jef is developing a new music font. I have been wondering
recently if anyone is developing a Unicode or OpenType music font. Seems
like the OpenType technology would be great for music fonts. Perhaps Coda
is working on an OpenType font based on Maestro??
Tim Thompson
Hello everyone:
Sorry for the HUUGE cross-post, but this is something I haven't been
able to find online and it's driving me nuts.
I was wondering if anyone on any of these lists knew the procedure for
raising a flag up a flagpole so that it doesn't come out upside-down,
The release version (and docs) of Beam Over Barlines is at the website,
along with significantly enhanced Staff Sets and a complete new look to
the website. (Other significant changes will be apparent as well.)
I've adopted Tobias's Version History approach so that y'all can see
exactly what's
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Is there a way to copy a textblock from one page to another?
I don't know of a way to copy it, that is, to create a second instance
of the block on a different page while leaving it on the first, but it
is trivial to move one from one page to another: Select the text
On Monday, June 24, 2002, at 07:50 AM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Is there a way to copy a textblock from one page to another?
Text Editor plugin.
Ah, that's a good point. I never really got to grips with text
editor, but perhaps you can give me some steps?
Well, you just happen to be
On 24 Jun 2002, at 14:47, Stokes, Randy wrote:
The arguments usually presented for government support of the arts can just
as well be applied to government support of religion.
Er, aside from some minor little details in the US Constitution, I guess
you're right.
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The arguments usually presented for government support of the arts can
just as well be applied to government support of religion. Religion is
everything that supporters claim for art (esp. high art): uplifting,
At 9:08 PM 06/24/02, Robert Patterson wrote:
My recollection is that (ironically) you have to *uncheck* everything
and instead check the items you want to copy and include clefs. Then
Mass Mover will copy them. Go figure.
Hm, that *is* weird, but definitely nice to know. I'll give it a try
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