On 4/13/2011 5:13 PM, Jim Fischer wrote:
What graphic format will paste?
You can learn this by reading the Finale manual under the Help menu.
Tiff (uncompressed) and jpg will paste. I don't know whether png will
or not.
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David H. Bailey
dhbai...@davidbaileymusicstudio.com
One other caveat about part of what David H. Bailey wrote: a ~tif file
must not only be uncompressed, but a single layer file, so transparency
in the tif format is not supported. Also, since Jim doesn't indicate
what version of Finale he is using, at least not in any of the messages
from him
On Thu, Apr 14, 2011 at 10:25 AM, Noel Stoutenburg mjol...@ticnet.comwrote:
One other caveat about part of what David H. Bailey wrote: a ~tif file must
not only be uncompressed, but a single layer file, so transparency in the
tif format is not supported.
Can you tell me what does
I have a chart where the first time I say 'd.s. al coda
The second time I need it to go back to the D.S. but go to Coda II
What's standard practice for this? Just write out Coda II?
thx, much.
Jim
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There is no standard practice for this. Double DSes are not recommended, unless
there are absolutely no overlaps and turning back pages is not required.
If the DSed part is short, rewrite it. If the first coda is short, just make it
a 1st ending.
Without knowing more, that is all I can offer.
Please consider just writng in out. Repeat pattens, especially complicated
and nested types, are a holdover from the days when everything had to be
copied out by hand.
Copy and paste routines of modern notation software have pretty much
eliminated the need for repeats. Your musicians will
On 14 Apr 2011 at 20:52, mu...@rgsmithmusic.com wrote:
Please consider just writng in out. Repeat pattens, especially
complicated and nested types, are a holdover from the days when
everything had to be copied out by hand. Copy and paste routines of
modern notation software have pretty much
