I frequently export EPS files from Finale (2008a.r1 for Mac) for use in our
church bulletins. The secretary imports them into Word (I have 2004 for Mac;
she has 2007 for Windows) and prints them on a laser printer. This process
usually goes off without a hitch, but sometimes--usually when I'm
Not an expert on this.
I wonder if you installed the Microsoft XPS document printer and printed to
that, if it would be more compatible?
At 5/28/2009 09:23 AM, Greg Scheer wrote:
I frequently export EPS files from Finale (2008a.r1 for Mac) for use in our
church bulletins. The secretary
No go. While it makes a nice web document, word can't read it, sorry.
At 5/28/2009 09:42 AM, Phil Daley wrote:
Not an expert on this.
I wonder if you installed the Microsoft XPS document printer and printed to
that, if it would be more compatible?
At 5/28/2009 09:23 AM, Greg Scheer wrote:
On 28.05.2009 Greg Scheer wrote:
-The EPS files print out jaggy. I recently had to redo a whole handout in
TIFF files because we simply couldn't get the EPS files to behave. I'm
encapsulating the fonts, so it should print out cleanly. It looks fine on
the screen, but prints out at what appears
Anybody using the Tapspace Virtual Drumline 2.5? Does it work ok in
conjunction with GPO and GJBB?
I'm not so much interested in all the marching stuff, more all the
oddball percussion that GPO doesn't have.
I'm on Finale Windows 2009.
Thanks,
Raymond Horton
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Um.underwhelming..again
The percussion thing is something Finale has needed for a
while.and finally chords that are easy to use.
But is that it? Really?
On May 28, 2009, at 10:09 AM, Dan Rupert wrote:
http://www.finalemusic.com/finale/
At first glance it looks like I'll be trudging along with Finale 2007,
exclusively maintaining a 20-year body of work. They want to charge
me $170 to upgrade. Hmmm.
Patiently waiting Sibelius 6 to be delivered.
J D Thomas
ThomaStudios
On May 28, 2009, at 10:09 AM, Dan Rupert wrote:
I wonder whether they are aware of it, but this update looks rather,
well, pathetic, after the Sibelius announcement. If there isn't some
under the hood magic hidden somewhere, I don't think I would buy the
upgrade. I am waiting for a Sibelius competitive offer to spend my money on.
Johannes
Well, having used FinMac 07 for quite a while, the perc. and
additional sounds are tempting ... I just wonder how buggy it would
be to upgrade ...
Dean
On May 28, 2009, at 10:33 AM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Um.underwhelming..again
The percussion thing is something Finale has needed
After having watched the videos on the new chord entry and rehearsal
marks featuresI think the rotters are going to draw me in again.
The chord entry will sure save me a lot of timebut $99 worth?
Arghh, I guess so.
I bought the last upgrade just to be able to edit on
heres the one from Sibelius--but the one below that is MUCH better:)
http://www.sibelius.com/shop/professional.html
Attention FINALE® Users!
Sibelius 6 Competitive Crossgrade Edition
US$199
Finale, Encore, Mosaic, and Sibelius Student Edition Users: Upgrade
to Sibelius now.
Special
Works great for me - make sure you go to Tapspace and get the update. :)
Jim
Original Message
Subject: [Finale] Tapspace Virtual Drumline
From: Ray Horton rayhor...@insightbb.com
Date: Thu, May 28, 2009 9:35 am
To: finale@shsu.edu
Anybody using the Tapspace Virtual Drumline
Hi all,
I have dealt with this before, but I can't remember out what I did.
In 6/8 when you notate dotted 8th, sixteenth, eighth, the sixteenth
beamlet is turned back toward the dotted eighth.
But if you do the same rhythm as a triplet in 2/4, the sixteenth
beamlet is turned FORWARD,
Special Tools Broken Beam Tool: Click the box above the staff.
Cheers!
Eric
On 28.05.2009, at 20:45, Christopher Smith wrote:
Hi all,
I have dealt with this before, but I can't remember out what I did.
In 6/8 when you notate dotted 8th, sixteenth, eighth, the sixteenth
beamlet is turned
Damn: it seems I live in the wrong country. All I can find for Europe
is a 35% discount for Finale users. This means I could buy Sibelius
for £386.75. That's about 600 dollars!
What's the reason for this huge difference in price between USA and
Europe?
Michael
On 28 May 2009, at 20:41,
Brilliant! That's it, and an easy solution it is, too!
Many thanks.
Christopher
On May 28, 2009, at 3:55 PM, Eric Fiedler wrote:
Special Tools Broken Beam Tool: Click the box above the staff.
Cheers!
Eric
On 28.05.2009, at 20:45, Christopher Smith wrote:
Hi all,
I have dealt with this
I didn't notice on a quick scan of the promo ... is Fin 10 available
as we speak?
Dean
On May 28, 2009, at 11:49 AM, Mike Greensill wrote:
After having watched the videos on the new chord entry and
rehearsal marks featuresI think the rotters are going to draw
me in again. The chord
If we're lucky maybe Avid will run another promotion like they did for
Sib5 crossgrade from Finale. They did one promotion for under $100.
Still, the sibelius users have to pay $99 to upgrade, so $150 to
crossgrade is really quite affordable. Finale upgrades are usually
that much and
I didn't notice on a quick scan of the promo ... is Fin 10
available as we speak? Dean
No. They just want our money now.
Mike Greensill
www.mikegreensill.com
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I have a score that I originally did in Finale several years ago. I
don't remember what version. I have opened it in 2008 (I do have 2009
but haven't really used it yet). I think that all the slurs are too high
and too rounded. Is there a way to adjust the shape of all the slurs at
once?
I was wondering if Tapspace can be mixed with GPO. I know that when I
had tried to mix GPO and the Smartmusic Softsynth I have experienced
timing and other issues.
Thanks,
RBH
jim...@halerecordings.com wrote:
Works great for me - make sure you go to Tapspace and get the update. :)
Jim
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