Thank you for responding, Michael. > The light version and full version both work like a stylesheet in the > sense of using as many document preferences as possible from the open > document. Later versions do a better job.
My version with FinWin2004 does not use even the page or system margins. Page margins are always set to 0. System margins are set to what the page margins were - so the page looks right but is not. It makes a big mess if pages are then added as necessary in respacing. These seem like they would be very easy settings to get right. > You can see the history at: > > http://www.recordare.com/finale/versions.html > This did not help much. It does not describe differences between light and full version. Maybe I should be more specific. For instance: EVERY time I import a score that has back-to-back-repeat signs ( :][: ) the second one ( ]: ) always is placed one measure to early. Key signatures are ALWAYS interpreted as being in the major mode. A change from 4/4 to 3/4 USUALLY is missed and requires manually changing those measures. Pickup measures ALWAYS still have the full duration of the time signature. Sixteenth rests OFTEN are interpreted as dotted eighth rests. Are any of these better in the full version? After a long period of deserved skepticism about music scanning technology in genereal I am willing (and beginning) to be convinced that the price for the full version is reasonable. I would guess that many here would like to be convinced also. Richard Yates _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
