I tried all-English a few years ago, but I've reverted to a hybrid that
includes the common Italian terms. For example, I use mute on and mute
off as advance warnings, but con sord. and senza sord. at the points
where actual playing begins. Not standard, but makes sense to me.
Lee Actor
It certainly would, and NOW is the time to make such a feature request
to MakeMusic so it might actually get into Fin2007, although it might be
too late for that and would have to wait until Fin2008.
But do make your request to them.
And ask the plug-in writers to write a plug-in to do it.
I
Lee Actor wrote:
I tried all-English a few years ago, but I've reverted to a hybrid that
includes the common Italian terms. For example, I use mute on and mute
off as advance warnings, but con sord. and senza sord. at the points
where actual playing begins. Not standard, but makes sense to
Once again, Robert Patterson's Copyists Helper already does this
perfectly well.
- Darcy
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On 03 Mar 2006, at 5:57 AM, dhbailey wrote:
It certainly would, and NOW is the time to make such a feature
request to MakeMusic
Lee Actor wrote:
I've reverted to a hybrid that
includes the common Italian terms. For example, I use mute on and
mute
off as advance warnings, but con sord. and senza sord. at the
points
where actual playing begins.
Interesting. My English language dictionary (hardly definitive but
At 11:47 AM -0500 3/1/06, Lora Crighton wrote:
A friend is trying to decide which to get - she will be using her
computer for inputting her own music using Finale and for teaching -
mostly theory composition. Any thoughts on what type of computer
would be best? She came to me because I'm
At 6:08 PM -0500 3/1/06, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Hello all,
Is it still standard to write sola and tutte for feminine
instruments, like the viola? Or has regularization taken over (as in
cellos, concertos, etc).
In English instruments do not have gender, so it would be a bit
overkill.
dc wrote:
I got an error message launching Finale 2004 telling me I had to
reinstall. The only change I made on my system was repairing registry
errors reported by Fix-It. I lost my registration, of course, doing
so. Where does one apply for a new code by e-mail, now that the support
is
Hi,
I have Finale on a PC, and I want to print a page
(I don't have a printer at home)
in another computer without Finale installed.
And it is not possible to print as PDF like in a mac.
What can I do?
best,
Bernardo
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bbarros wrote:
Hi,
I have Finale on a PC, and I want to print a page
(I don't have a printer at home)
in another computer without Finale installed.
And it is not possible to print as PDF like in a mac.
What can I do?
install a free pdf-creator such as PDF995 (it costs $9.95US if you don't
At 11:14 AM 3/3/2006, bbarros wrote:
I have Finale on a PC, and I want to print a page
(I don't have a printer at home)
in another computer without Finale installed.
And it is not possible to print as PDF like in a mac.
What can I do?
Well, it *is* possible to print to a PDF -- but it's not
On Mar 3, 2006, at 6:01 AM, dhbailey wrote:
that's what Percy Grainger did (well, not necessarily your example
specifically, but generally mixing Italian and English terms).
Actually, Grainger eschewed Italian terms altogether, and also avoided,
wherever possible, genuine English words of
I’m so glad someone brought of the clunky way Finale does Instrument
Names during part extraction. I have put up with it and worked around
it since Finale 3a.
After extracting parts, I open the page numeral for page 2ff, and add
the instrument, such as: “Flute 1, pg.” then the #. Finale
At 02:41 PM 3/3/2006, Gerry Kirk wrote:
Additionally, I discovered that when my score is set up to print on
8-1/2x14 paper, parts extract to 8-1/2x11 paper with an even-numbered
page number on the left and in the center of the page, while odd-
numbered pages default as right-side headers.
On Mar 3, 2006, at 8:28 AM, Aaron Sherber wrote:
[answering an earlier query]
Well, it *is* possible to print to a PDF -- but it's not built into
the operating system the way it is on a Mac. There are plenty of
third-party printer drivers that let you print to a PDF. [...]
I'm way out of
At 03:31 PM 3/3/2006, Mark D Lew wrote:
I'm way out of date on Finale vesions, but doesn't current WinFin have
the create PostScript file function?
Compile PostScript listing, yes.
You can make a PS file on the
PC, send that to the Mac, then convert the PS to PDF in Preview.
I don't think the
Thanks for your input,everyone. Our music department at schoolis Mac, and and so is the creative deptment where I work.I've tried them out - it would take some getting used to, especially the mouse, but I could learn it without too much trouble. I'm just wondering if it is worth it. Why is it so
I suppose one can drive their 68 VW Bug to work as well as it can pretty
much do the same thing as a new one.
Having used both at home, I'd say I'm less frustrated with OS X and Mac
than Windows. You have all these Virus protection programs to run. Plus
spyware scanners, plus...it goes on
At 04:28 PM 3/3/06 -0800, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
I suppose one can drive their 68 VW Bug to work as well as it can pretty
much do the same thing as a new one.
Please, not a Mac/PC war.
Look, I've only used Windows since I switched from a series of various
microcomputer brands in 1992. I used to
On Mar 3, 2006, at 5:46 PM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
Please, not a Mac/PC war.
I think we can offer personal input without making it a war.
I use PCs a lot at my day job, but I've always preferred Macs for home.
A significant part of that is because Macs are what I'm used to.
If I
Mark D Lew wrote:
On Mar 3, 2006, at 5:46 PM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
Please, not a Mac/PC war.
Agreed. It benefits no one.
I think we can offer personal input without making it a war.
I use PCs a lot at my day job, but I've always preferred Macs for home.
A significant part of
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