On Mon, April 16, 2012 3:03 am, David McKay wrote: > I was on a list discussing an unrelated subject and it was decided to move > it to a website and though I enjoyed reading the posts via email, I rarely > feel motivated to go to the website and so have lost the stimulation and > information provided by that old email list. > I'm not ready to give up on this list yet.
Nor I. I've gone to the Finale forum twice, ever. I loathe forums. Slow, unwieldy, and I have to go to them. The only time I use other forums is to solve a specific problem with a specific piece of software, usually once, and that's usually register, post, wait, hope someone knows something, give up. I know with this list I'll get professional responses from knowledgeable people. Does Finale have a Facebook page for discussion? I use groups there, and being combined in one communications platform, it's fairly easy. If this is a hint that the list is going, I'd prefer to move there. That's what I did when I closed our Vermont Composers mailing list. As for Finale itself dying, I don't know and hope not. Nothing good enough has come along to replace it for my work. Sibelius is even more traditional than Finale is trying to be, and that's the wrong direction for me for both of them. (I have Sibelius but only use it to open student work. I've never actually done anything with it.) Dennis _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
