Am 24.01.10 00:06, schrieb David W. Fenton:
Also, using PDF-based scanning adds an extra step when you're
scanning from hard copy, perhaps not a hard step, but still an extra
step.
I believe this is a misunderstanding of what PDFtoMusic will do: It
cannot work with scanned images at all,
I've just tried to import a pdf into smartscore - it won't let me. It says
that it can't import colour documents, even though the pdf is black an white
(by that I mean that it has been printed to pdf as a black and white
document, not just that there was no colour). It doesn't give me any options
Thanks Dennis,
Maybe I'm misunderstanding what David wrote:
I've had really great results importing PDFs downloaded from IMSLP using
the
SmartScore Lite that came with Finale 2003 (so, very outdated). Yes,
it makes many layout and accidental mistakes, but not enough that
it's worth it to
Matthew Hindson (gmail) wrote:
In the linked image:
http://imgur.com/Aux4V.png
you will notice the bad spacing between notes 2 and 3. Apart from
manually adjusting the third or second notes using the appropriate
Special Tool, the normal Music Spacing options have no effect.
Has anyone
Happens all the time with us (FinMac 2010).
We generally solve the problem either by
(a) using the Special tools note mover (a royal PITA), or
(b) making the measure (or _all_ measures) a little wider using the
Measure Tool or Spacing Tool, or
(c) changing the Note Spacing values globally
It
SN jef chippewa wrote:
a separate category may be overkill, you can leave them in misc category
and define the 1st title positioning and make copies... as they say
YMMV. keeping them in the tempo markings category would make them
automatically break a MM rest (it would in most cases happen
Eric Fiedler wrote:
(c) changing the Note Spacing values globally
Why not locally? Note spacing settings are only applied when respacing
is done and if you turn off AMS you'll have full control over the
spacing of the document.
It's easy to build a few FinaleScripts to provide spacing for
On 24 Jan 2010 at 10:17, Lawrence Yates wrote:
I've just tried to import a pdf into smartscore - it won't let me. It says
that it can't import colour documents, even though the pdf is black an white
(by that I mean that it has been printed to pdf as a black and white
document, not just that
On 24 Jan 2010 at 11:41, dc wrote:
Lawrence Yates écrit:
Maybe I'm misunderstanding what David wrote:
I've had really great results importing PDFs downloaded from IMSLP using
the
SmartScore Lite that came with Finale 2003 (so, very outdated). Yes,
it makes many layout and accidental
Matthew Hindson (gmail) écrit:
Has anyone else run into this?
Avoid collision of notes and accidentals is checked in the
Music Spacing
options.
The spacing is being applied to this particular part only, i.e.
there are
no other staves affecting the spacing. The other bars in the
part
Right - thanks, it's the conversion to TIFF bit I was missing - I thought
you saying that I could just import my pdf's from IMSLP directly into
Smartscore.
I've just spent most of the afternoon on this and got absolutely nowhere.
The time would have been better spent typing the part into Finale
On 24 Jan 2010 at 22:37, Lawrence Yates wrote:
Right - thanks, it's the conversion to TIFF bit I was missing - I thought
you saying that I could just import my pdf's from IMSLP directly into
Smartscore.
Nope. Smartscore requires graphics files as input, since it was
designed for processing
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