How do I get the tuplet number (on the beam side) to be centred
horizontally over the middle stem BOTH when the stems point upwards and
downwards? I have checked the Centre number using duration
option and it comes fine when the stems point upwards, but when the stems point
downwards the
Hi,
a little OT, but still remotely relevant, I guess. Can someone recommend
a good backup tool which can backup the Windows User folder
automatically at regular intervals to an external USB harddisk?
I don't think I need anything particularly fancy, but it should be
reliable. Freeware if there
1st-gen. iMacs were the first to have no floppy drive. If they can't
burn data to a CD, then they can't copy to removable media at all!
Andrew Stiller
On Nov 30, 2005, at 1:35 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Nonetheless, this page says CD-ROM, not CD-R:
Just use a batch file: make a text file containing the following:
xcopy c:/whichever folders you want z:/bacup folder /v /e /k /h /x /y
Replacing z: with the USB drive letter. The xcopy command copies full
directory structures all files within. Save it as 'backup.bat'
somewhere suitable,
At 09:40 AM 12/1/2005, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
a little OT, but still remotely relevant, I guess. Can someone recommend
a good backup tool which can backup the Windows User folder
automatically at regular intervals to an external USB harddisk?
Not entirely sure what you mean by 'Windows User'
On Nov 30, 2005, at 2:20 PM, Robert Patterson wrote:
I've racked my brains for *any* solution to the key change problem,
workaround or not, but the best I can come up with is doing it
manually with meas-attached text exps. Not a very happy solution, but
(with appropriate meas-positioning
At 03:40 PM 12/1/05 +0100, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
a little OT, but still remotely relevant, I guess. Can someone recommend
a good backup tool which can backup the Windows User folder
automatically at regular intervals to an external USB harddisk?
I don't think I need anything particularly fancy,
Claudio Pompili / 2005/12/01 / 06:38 PM wrote:
I use Toast for OS9 burns. To make it readable to both Mac and Win
you need to choose the 'ISO 9660' format.
If you have file name sensitive materials, you should not use ISO9660
unless you need to make them DOS compatible. For Win32
On Nov 30, 2005, at 2:12 PM, Christopher Smith wrote:
Rubbing alcohol? Isn't that not recommended for rubber parts, as it
dries them out and makes them less effective? All the poop I've ever
seen on this says to use distilled water for rubber parts.
I'm sure you're right--but HP's manual
On Dec 1, 2005, at 4:22 AM, dc wrote:
Jonathan Smith écrit:
One thing I have discovered with the duplexing side: The main cause
of jams appears to come from the rollers that feed out of the heat
exchange roller (this is just as they come out of the back of the
machine proper and go into the
At 12/1/2005 11:14 AM, Aaron Sherber wrote:
At 09:40 AM 12/1/2005, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
a little OT, but still remotely relevant, I guess. Can someone recommend
a good backup tool which can backup the Windows User folder
automatically at regular intervals to an external USB harddisk?
I
Thanks, Jonathan. My jams are exactly those you described. Actually, there is no real paper jam: the paper just doesn't get fed into the mechanism and folds up accordion-wise. What kind of "alcohol based cleaner" do you use? I'm also going to try heavier paper than the 80g. OT: Where are you
Re:OT: WindowsXP backup tool
There is a free but unsupported power toy from Microsoft called synctoy
which allows you to set up folder pairs. It will backup to usb drives and
you can set it to do so at a time of your choosing by using the windows task
scheduler utility.
Steve Farrell
Thanks, John and all,
At 02:04 01.12.2005, you wrote:
On 30 Nov 2005, at 22:48, Kurt Gnos wrote:
1.) When I extract parts, there is always an additional empty page
after the last page of the parts. Only if I update I won't print a
lot of empty pages. What use? Why? Why still?
I have never
This problem sounds to me as if there is a blank page in your Maestro Default
File (or whatever file you use as a starting template.)
1.) When I extract parts, there is always an additional empty page
after the last page of the parts. Only if I update I won't print a
lot of empty pages.
No. I doubt Finale cares whether the defailt is A4.
This problem is definitely something in your setup: not Finale.
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Andrew Stiller wrote:
I'm sure you're right--but HP's manual sez I shouldn't touch the
interior w. anything but a dry, lint-free cloth. The depth of cleaning
that seems to be required to keep my duplexer running is, I suspect
,more than distilled water (wh. I do not have around the house in
On 1 Dec 2005, at 21:56, Kurt Gnos wrote:Nope! I did not change the Default File. The only thing I changed is in the page sizes file where I put A4 before letter because this is what we use here in Europe. But - if - Finale will not correctly interpret the page sizes in every way, this might
Is there a way to mass remove all the accidentals that have been
forced or hidden with the * sign on the numeric keypad.
Eric Dussault
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On 01 Dec 2005, at 10:03 PM, Eric Dussault wrote:
Is there a way to mass remove all the accidentals that have been
forced or hidden with the * sign on the
For those who are running more than one version of Finale on Mac OSX,
Do I need to put my preferences in the same directory as the
application, as I did in OS9, or can I safely share preferences between
different versions of Finale where they are presently living? Where
would I find the
Hi Chris,
It works (almost) the same as it did in OS 9. You can keep the
preferences in the Finale application folder or ~/Library/
Preferences, whichever you prefer. And while recent versions of
Finale have version-specific preference names (i.e., Finale 2005
Preferences, Finale 2006
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