I have to protest about this. I, like plenty of other computers users, am
the only person allowed (or likely or willing) to go anywhere near the
computer in my office/studio/composing garrett. While I can appreciate
that there are office settings in which a computer will have multiple
users, raising multiple user security issues, having a multiple user set
up as the only default can be an awful waste of time and brain cells,
neither of which your typical composer/arranger/copyist can much afford to
lose, given (as Slonimsky put it) irreversibly obsolescence and recessive
infantiloquy and all the other things a musician has to do to earn a
living.
Daniel Wolf
On Mon, 04 Oct 2010 19:02:04 +0200, David Fenton wrote:
You're thinking in single-user mode, but Finale is designed for mult-
user scenarios (as it should be). The copies in the in the Mac
HD/Library are for everybody (and likely read-only?), while the
copies in ~/Username/Library are specific to each user.
This is the correct organization for modern multi-user OS's.
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