Re: [Finale] Re: OSX Lyrics Slowdown!!!

2005-02-28 Thread Allen Fisher
This probably won't work if you have Tuplets or Repeats in the document.


On 2/27/05 7:31 PM, Richard Yates [EMAIL PROTECTED] saith:

 Personally, I much prefer to use 2005, but the @#$%*! composer I'm working
 for hasn't upgraded yet and needs the project in 2004 format. This would
 definitely be a great situation to have *BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY OF FILES*!
 (for all you MakeMusic lurkers out there).
 Brian
 
 Here is a technique by which you can convert FinWin2005 files into 2004
 ones:
 
 1. Save the 2005 file as ETF.
 2. In Finale 2004 save a 'New document without libraries' as ETF.
 3. Open the 2004 file in Notepad and copy the first 30 lines.
 4. Open the 2005 file in Notepad and replace the first 30 lines with the
 copied ones.
 5. Save the 2005 file.
 6. Open it in Finale 2004.
 
 I just did this with a file that has many articulations and expressions. All
 appear on first perusal to be perfect. Trying this from 2004 to 2003 was
 problematic as layers were shifted up one number and so layer four was lost.
 2005 to 2004 does not seem to have that problem.
 
 Richard Yates
 
 
 
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[Finale] Re: OSX Lyrics Slowdown!!!

2005-02-27 Thread Brian Williams
Thanks, Christopher, for the help.

Personally, I much prefer to use 2005, but the @#$%*! composer I'm working
for hasn't upgraded yet and needs the project in 2004 format. This would
definitely be a great situation to have *BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY OF FILES*!
(for all you MakeMusic lurkers out there). g

Brian

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Re: [Finale] Re: OSX Lyrics Slowdown!!!

2005-02-27 Thread Richard Yates
 Personally, I much prefer to use 2005, but the @#$%*! composer I'm working
 for hasn't upgraded yet and needs the project in 2004 format. This would
 definitely be a great situation to have *BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY OF FILES*!
 (for all you MakeMusic lurkers out there).
 Brian

Here is a technique by which you can convert FinWin2005 files into 2004
ones:

1. Save the 2005 file as ETF.
2. In Finale 2004 save a 'New document without libraries' as ETF.
3. Open the 2004 file in Notepad and copy the first 30 lines.
4. Open the 2005 file in Notepad and replace the first 30 lines with the
copied ones.
5. Save the 2005 file.
6. Open it in Finale 2004.

I just did this with a file that has many articulations and expressions. All
appear on first perusal to be perfect. Trying this from 2004 to 2003 was
problematic as layers were shifted up one number and so layer four was lost.
2005 to 2004 does not seem to have that problem.

Richard Yates



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