Eric Dussault wrote:

Does anybody have a clue on what "EMBEDDED GRAPHICS: efforlessly transport files with graphics" means? I see no explanation anywhere.


Previously, graphics were inserted as pointers in Finale files. So whenever you sent the Finale file to someone else, they had to have the graphics file right next to the Finale file. And even then the pointers in the file didn't always point correctly, if the graphics file's location in the file-tree wasn't the same on the recipient's computer as on the sender's computer.

Embedding the graphics means that the entire graphics file will now become part of the finale file, so when you send a Finale file which includes graphics to someone else, you won't have to also send any necessary graphics files. Of course, this means that the Finale file which has graphics will be much larger (by the amount of the combined file sizes of all the graphics you have included in the file), but it will be much easier to share Finale files which include graphics.

As to your interchange with Brian at macsupport, you never did ask him (or if you did, it isn't in what you quote here) if there would be a checkbox whereby you could tell Finale not to display that warning box again. Maybe if you asked that question directly he could give you a direct answer.

David H. Bailey




By the way here is part of an exchange I've had with Brian fo MM's Macsupport. It makes me afraid that the eps font warning might still be there if the fonts are not embedded in the eps (which I need).

Question:
In addition of supporting truetype and opentype in the eps created,
will I get the annoying font warning dialog box that is still present
in the 2005b release?

Answer:
Hello,
This will go away as the truetype font is now embedded, and therefore there is no such thing as Finale not being able to embed any kind of font unless it is not truetype, opentype, or postscript.
Let me know if I can be of any further assistance!
Brian
Customer Support Representative
MakeMusic!, Inc.

Re-question:
But the question is :  If I do not embed fonts (smaller file size),
will it work as you described?

Re-answer:
If you chose not to include the fonts, then it would still warn you that the fonts will need to be kept with the document.
Let me know if I can be of any further assistance!
Brian
Customer Support Representative
MakeMusic!, Inc.

After two years (2k4 until now), they have not been able to implement a small tiny checkbox to let the font warning not show again! I got the feeling in the whole correspondance with Brian that he wasn't sure of that, so I really hope it will make its way through the final version.










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