On 3/28/2012 3:13 PM, Raymond Horton wrote: > There is also a "print on command" function that some sellers use. It does > not deliver pdfs but gives the buyer the ability to print one copy on his > or her printer. You can see this at places like > http://www.musicnotes.com/ > [snip] > it - if I had started the print operation it would have automatically > printed multiple copies of each of the 12-page string parts (for string > players I don't have in my church) that it had decided I needed, etc. etc - > I could have blown a good part of my toner cartridge on this piece, just > for the benefit of having it a few days early. I cancelled the on-line > order - if I am paying the same price I will use their ink and paper. >
When I do that sort of purchase I print to a PDF file rather than print to paper, and thus I end up with the PDF file (even if it does include 20 copies of the same part) and then I can edit the PDF to be just as I want it for archival purposes as well as then printing exactly what I need immediately. -- David H. Bailey [email protected] _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
