Put me in the cynic camp....

"Authorization Improvements" are NOT a feature.

The group/bracket stuff seems more like bug-fix level stuff than real
advances.  As does the cross-staff implementation, especially the
augmentation dots ('Enhanced default positioning' my arse, it's just
that it's now correct)  And I definitely always saw vertical collision
issues as a problem with buggy software, rather than as a
feature-in-waiting.

"Enharmonic Spelling in Chromatically Transposed Parts".  Ten quid says
it still screws up quarter-tones.

"Updated Playback Controls" - woo hoo!  Lets party like it's Win 98!!





> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Christopher Smith
> Sent: 27 June 2006 20:59
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [Finale] Finale 2007
> 
> 
> Hmm, Finale enhancements just for Mac include:
> 
> Font embedding in EPS files (we were supposed to have had 
> that already 
> - the option appears in black, accepts my click, but doesn't actually 
> do it, for several versions now)
> 
> Better speed and redraws. I'll have to see that to know HOW much 
> faster. Antialiasing for slurs, not that I really needed that.
> 
> Horizontal scrolling. It says for the Mac Mighty Mouse, but I hope it 
> will be for other mouses as well.
> 
> Runs natively on new Intel Macs AND Power PC Macs.
> 
> Roll-over tool tips. I sure hope I can turn that off! Sounds annoying.
> 
> For Mac and Windows users, I'm a little disappointed not to see 
> improvements and bug fixes in the Repeat Tool and Chord Tool 
> announced, 
> but they might actually be there and not be announced.
> 
> Linked parts and video synchronisation are big new features! Whee, 
> can't wait to see that.
> 
> I see pickup measures are fixed somewhat, meaning the weirdness that 
> would happen with tuplets in pickup measures is fixed, but what about 
> the other stuff? Is that fixed too?
> 
> Update brackets and groups. Hmm, I've been managing that for a while 
> now with plugin help; could this render those plugins obsolete? I 
> wouldn't think so, based on other features that implemented plugin 
> functionality in an incomplete way.
> 
> Christopher
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