Hey, I have a 9500 that has a G4 in it.though I haven't tried to
start it in a while :-/
Best advice is to get LOTS of memory. OS X likes lots of memory. Check
out datamem.com, or macsales.comor where ever you like to go. It
uses PC 100 or PC 133 chips, up to 256 megs in size, $30 for
Reading MakeMusic's 2006 Annual report is interesting
http://makemusic.com/documents/MakeMusic_2006_AnnualReport.pdf
I would say that SmartMusic is indeed, for better or worse, their focus
now, even though Finale seems to make them more money.
dhbailey wrote:
This indeed is very disturbing
Could you perhaps have the keyboard set up wrong in OS X?
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On Aug 10, 2007, at 10:17 AM, Robert Florence [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi All,
I recently had a computer problem where I lost EVERYTHING except my
music which had been backed up.
I have
Another great insight there Bob. Going to give us some reflections on
when the Model T came out as well?
Bob Morabito wrote:
Rodney King, the man whose vicious beating by members of the Los
Angeles police department was caught on video..
On May 1, 1992, the third day of the Los Angeles
Look, I'm not taking any time to help an ass like you out at all. Period.
SmartMusic is very important. As are the lyric problems for other
people. It's part of the program, Finale.
I really think the list has gone to hell since you've been opining in on
this and that. Now go and do your
You could, since it seems you have nothing better to do, browse the
archives
Bob Morabito wrote:
Didn't think so--I really would have appreciated seeing them too.
Thanks anyways.
Peace, Bob Morabito
On Tuesday, August 7, 2007, at 09:10 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
On 8 Aug 2007 at
And your point of posting these is?
Might as well have included this link:
http://blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=418
Phil Daley wrote:
I am back from a 2 month vacation.
Interesting reading:
Computerworld Wrap-Up August 06, 2007
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Maybe on a legacy system. On a new, or newer Macs, I think you'd be
better off maxing out your Ram and letting OS X do all the caching for you.
Also, I believe that article is rather old. Like back in the Mac OS X
10.1 days.
Lawrence David Eden wrote:
Quoting from the 1st link listed
http://www.memorex.com/html/products_detail.php?section=3CID=12SID=16PID=714FID=44opento=12
Um, as fast as your USB 2 port. And using my iPod Nano to move files
back and forth between home and my studio, which is essentially the same
thing, it is not fast at all. 8 MB read times compared to
Um, I'm sure turning on your Monitor is wear and tear as well. Moving
the mouse is wear and tear. Seriously, wear and tear on a Hard Drive?
What kind of computer are you using? Do you have free space on your
drive? Have you maybe defragmented the drive?
Lawrence David Eden wrote:
I use the
Your first link is more like FUD than anything else. The second, who
really cares? Microsoft has had this stance since Vista was announced.
It is old news.
Phil Daley wrote:
At 8/7/2007 10:52 AM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
And your point of posting these is?
People need to be informed about
Please go away. Really.
Will Denayer wrote:
What is your point?
What is it that I said to David Bailey in December which makes you act like a
dog with myxomatosis?
Didn't I tell the truth? Didn't I try to read the fecking manual even if it was nearly impossible for me to read anything at
I'd rather get two 10,000 RPM drives, and RAID 0 them together than use
a ram disk.
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Lawrence David Eden / 2007/08/07 / 07:59 AM wrote:
Your best bet would be to download the free trial and give it a test drive.
Which one are you suggesting?
Also how much
Wow. And your a Doctor as well? Amazing.
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On Aug 7, 2007, at 10:35 AM, Will Denayer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please go away. Really.
Done, you fucking egoist bastards.
I don't need any of you.
Get lost yourself. Fenton the big asshole is making a
When exactly was this plug in dropped for Mac? OS X version? I remember
it in the 2003 version of Finale, and now that you mention it, I don't
see it at all on my Mac version. I'll have to check the PC version at
home later.
Christopher Smith wrote:
Keystrokes, the MIBAC Rhythm Section
don't know exactly when it was dropped, but it isn't present in
2006 or 2007, and wasn't included in 2008 either. I think it was an
OSX issue (which would have made it 2004 when it stopped working.)
Christopher
On Aug 7, 2007, at 3:23 PM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
When exactly was this plug
I was expecting a little more from someone with a doctorate. Oh well.
Good luck to him with Sibelius or whatever he does.
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On Aug 7, 2007, at 11:35 AM, Linda Worsley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 11:01 AM -0700 8/7/07, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Wow. And your
Seriously. I actually find myself siding with David Fenton on this one
(I thought he and I would never agree on anything)
shirling neueweise wrote:
raymond, on behalf of everyone, i would like to thank you for taking
the initiative to speak for us all... now can you please explain who
us
Geeze guy, give it a rest.
Bob Morabito wrote:
PS---er-r--r-little alex?
On Tuesday, August 7, 2007, at 05:43 PM, shirling neueweise wrote:
..flapjacks??
what the ...:):)
exactly, f-word you... i thought it was a fill in the spaces game.
guess i got it wrong... damn. i mean F.
Yeah. Really. Snake Oil.
Though, I recently replaced a ATA drive in one of my Mac with a newer,
bigger one (500 gigs), and I noticed a big difference. Could be that the
disk is totally defragmented (though I was pretty good about keeping it
defragmented with all the Digital Audio work I do),
..:)
On Tuesday, August 7, 2007, at 09:16 PM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Geeze guy, give it a rest.
Bob Morabito wrote:
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Out of curiosity, is it something that MakeMusic video tapes and sells?
I know of a couple of people who'd be interested in more tutorials, or
more in depth tutorials.
Horace Brock wrote:
Yes, there was a charge. $125.00, to be exact. Aside from the
excellent tutelage, they provided for each
I believe you said My sentiments about you EXACTLY..:) Which is
hostility. You should have chose to say nothing.
Yeah, great contribution there. Midi file imports. I think we have a
medal for that...well, maybe not. I believe, in the archives, we
already discussed it. Anyhow, I haven't
It would be an interesting thing to have someone go through the various
versions, and try to do a page of music in various versions of Finale
through the ages. I'm sure some of you Windows owners, who pride
themselves for being able to run old versions of software, could do it.
David W.
David actually makes sense and you don't? Is that why you can't address
it? You seem to have a comment on everything else.
Bob Morabito wrote:
Me and a handful of others are replying to posts that we don't agree
with..thats ALL David.
So, if I asked a question about the kikes or the niggers
Gee, go figure, the one guy who agrees with you agrees again.
Bob Morabito wrote:
Thanks Raymond--
I tried..
Peace, Bob Morabito
On Tuesday, August 7, 2007, at 08:41 PM, Raymond Horton wrote:
Bob posted that excellent guide to importing midi files last week,
just after joining the list,
Currently, the iMac uses the internal drive for the OS and a firewire
drive for Finale and DAW stuff. I think the Finale temp files are going
to the local drive.
The computer that I was talking about, with the 500 gig drive, is
partitioned to have an OS and a Data partition. I try to keep the
http://www.keyboardmaestro.com/main/
I tried it out, and decided that iKeys was better for me.
Question about the Ram Disk. Does it actually speed things up? Are you
using this on an OLD mac (sounds like it)? I can see it maybe speeding
it up a little, but on a newer Intel mac I would wonder
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On 06 Aug 2007, at 12:46 PM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
http://www.keyboardmaestro.com/main/
I tried it out, and decided that iKeys was better for me.
Question about the Ram Disk. Does it actually speed things up? Are
you using this on an OLD mac (sounds like it)? I can see
I believe OS 9 did have disk caching you could make bigger, but it was
probably very poor.
http://kb.iu.edu/data/aapz.html
David W. Fenton wrote:
On 6 Aug 2007 at 12:04, Darcy James Argue wrote:
RAM disks are totally counterproductive in OS X.
They've been counterproductive on
Oh, a fellow iPhone user! Isn't it the coolest thing ever? Especially
browsing the internet.oh, it is soo fun.
Ahem, sorry, I got side tracked.
Speaking from what I know of bootlegs, it is rather easy to find both
Finale and Sibelius. In fact, I've seen Sibelius 5 out on the net
already.
Yeah, that would be interesting to see if Music Ed majors are thinking
about Finale/SmartMusic in future jobs and stuff.
Carolyn Bremer wrote:
I think some of the Music Ed student use of Finale is related to Smart
Music, but I'm really not sure how much. I'll start asking around.
There are a
I dunno. Sounds like work. MakeMusic doesn't seem to like to do that.
And the Trolls they have lurking in their Forums.I think it
would be best if MakeMusic just went to like US Postal support ;-)
dhbailey wrote:
The Sibelius-list at yahoogroups isn't owned by Sibelius, yet they
So, when Finale 2009 come out then? ;-)
Harold Owen wrote:
Dear Chuck,
MakeMusic has owned up to the fact that the help files don't come up
with some browsers, and they are working to fix that. There is a
work-around. You open your browser, go to the file menu and select
OPEN. Then you find
It almost sounds like we really need a webpage or something that
documents all these problems. Perhaps then MakeMusic will get it's act
together..
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Well, it is partly the completely absurd situation Makemusic have put
themselves into in the last few years. Every
Does finale 2008 save smartmusic files in a format that smartmusic 10
reads?
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On Aug 4, 2007, at 10:06 AM, Henry E. Howey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Whatever ease of use Sibelius may offer, its lack of power will
never make
me a convert. Also, I really
Yeah, I don't get that either. I also don't get why they can't fix some
SIMPLE bugs, like having Custom files display properly on a Mac...
Richard Smith wrote:
So does MM. That's why SmartMusic is only compatible with Finale. By
the way, why should I pay for a SmartMusic subscription,
Did you get the .FAN file for Opus?
http://www.finaletips.nu/downloads.php
Ryan Beard wrote:
A client doesn't like the down bow symbol in Maestro or Engraver (too thick). I'd like to show them the down bow symbol from Opus (the Sibelius font). In the articulation menu, when I choose the font
Mac or PC? You might need to change the Creator info on a Mac...
Did you put the .FAN files in to the Font Annotation folder?
Ryan Beard wrote:
Thanks for recommending the .FAN files. I downloaded
them and restarted Finale, but it still didn't work.
Any other suggestions?
Recovering Formatted disks is different than Undeleting files. Disk
Warrior, and TechTools Pro are good tools. They might work. These two
utilities might as well. But they cost a lot.
http://pcwin.com/Utilities/File___Disk_Management/Recover_Data_for_Mac/index.htm
Well, you didn't do a low level format, which would have taken sometime,
and totally destroyed everything. What you did was wipe out all the
directories and stuff, effectively formatting the drive. The OS has no
idea how to find files. I believe it is different than if you had taken
the whole
Best idea would be to purchase Roxio Toast and avoid using Disk Utility
to make CDRs and stuff
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Tahnks Eric; unfortunately, it's much more than the library files for
Garritan; all the Finale wav files that were loaded into Soundtrack to do
the mixing and create final
The cause of his problem was, I think, that he used disk util to erase
a cd/rw disk
On Aug 2, 2007, at 7:55 PM, A-NO-NE Music [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eric Dannewitz / 2007/08/02 / 07:51 PM wrote:
Best idea would be to purchase Roxio Toast and avoid using Disk
Utility
to make CDRs
I have the 4 version. Bill did send me the Jazz Articulations when he
released them. So, what exactly has changed in this version? Is there a
lower price to get updates for existing users?
Nick Carter wrote:
I'm happy to let everyone know that Bill Duncan's Finale Productivity 5.0
is now
Ok, were there any Questions that were interesting?
Does Finale 2008 save SmartMusic files that smartmusic 10 can read? I
mean, Finale 2007 came out in August of last year (I think), and it
wasn't until they got around to releasing SmartMusic 10 in April of 2008
that I could ditch Finale
Perhaps he, like a lot of us, decided to skip it
Andrew Levin wrote:
Greetings,
I've been following the discussion of the new Finale 2008, but what I
haven't yet seen is a reference to Jari's yearly in-depth review. Have I
missed it? It's not posted to his website.
Thanks.
Andrew
Can't you use Sonata for most all of your needs, and have some custom
libraries handle the few symbols you need? What exactly is Sonata missing?
I remember buying Sonata font a long time ago, like 1991, for use with
Encore...
Steve Schow wrote:
I know this is old school, but I am
I've kind of given up on MakeMusic support. Their SmartMusic support
sucks. They haven't lived up to ANY of the promises of that program,
like 60 new titles a month. Hello MakeMusic, it's been like 3 months
now? They can't even fix SIMPLE problems in that program, like having
columns populated
Can you slow down the audio tracks? How is the sound quality of the
slowed down tracks?
If it is like what they are using with SmartMusic, I wouldn't buy it.
SmartMusic's slow down sounds terrible even when you slow it down a
little compared with what Transcribe or The Amazing Slowdowner do.
You'd think...but
Yeah, I don't get it either. They use Sibelius for notation, but
SmartMusic in class. I mean, they spend a LOT of time using that program
in class. It is insane. I just wonder what evil exercises they'd put
together if they realized that Finale can make
http://www.soundonsound.com/ has a whole page about Sibelius 5. I have
YET to see them mention Finale 2008.
dhbailey wrote:
There was a short blurb in PCWorld (at least the on-line edition)
about the release of Sibelius 5, which starts off by calling Sibelius
the world's best selling notation
dhbailey wrote:
Sibelius does produce a great looking page with default settings.
Comparing it to someone's altered Finale page, however, isn't really a
fair comparison, because someone could just as easily have done the
same in Sibelius. That they didn't feel they needed to says more than
Of course MakeMusic, which makes SmartMusic, has a couple of absolutely
stupid bugs in their SmartMusic 10 program for Mac, like the inability
to get it to sort a column. 3 some months later...still no fix. I
also asked them about when their promised 60 new titles a month for
SmartMusic
Yeah it is. Until I see a bug fix list and hear about improvements (like
linked parts), I'm passing on this.
Colin Broom wrote:
http://www.finalemusic.com/finale/home.aspx
Isn't it earlier than usual?
Colin Broom.
_
The next
There really should be a boycott movement for them. I don't use
Sibelius, but at least they were upfront in saying what was new and what
had been fixed.
I imagine that also, as was the case in the last version, if you use
SmartMusic, and want to create exercises, that files generated from
Seriously. Thumbs DOWN on this version. Nothing compelling for me to
spend the money on. I'll save it and get an iPhone or something ;-)
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
It seems so, and if you ask me, it seems to be an update lite, too.
Weren't we all waiting to see the linked parts feature improved?
I'd say if hell freezes over then you can expect this.
Otherwise.no way.
Jim Hale wrote:
Now the trick is going to be (since it now incorporates audio) is how do I
get everything over into Sonar? Will they (soon) allow the ability to export
as, say, a Sonar BUN (Bundle) file?
Jim Hale
Or how about support for Audio Units? Sibelius now has that..
Steve Schow wrote:
Yea I was thinking the same thing sadly. They missed the boat on a few key improvements that I think would have made it a must have. For example, why still no general purpose VST mixer? How about
So they don't have a page on it yet? No word about 2008? Just that they
want your money for it?
Hmmm
Chuck Israels wrote:
Hi all,
I just got an automatic order email from MM for the 2008 upgrade. I
am hoping, along with many of you, for a version that mainly repairs
the things that are
Oops, as I sent that, I noticed this
http://www.finalemusic.com/finale/preview.aspx
Chuck Israels wrote:
Hi all,
I just got an automatic order email from MM for the 2008 upgrade. I
am hoping, along with many of you, for a version that mainly repairs
the things that are not working as they
I seriously doubt that Finale will come anywhere close to Digital
Performer finding tempo. I'd be really surprised if it did. And what
about all the infinite tweaking you can do in DP?
Heck, their SmartMusic program with the slowdown feature sounds
terrible. Slow down something in that, and
, in
there.
dc wrote:
Eric Dannewitz écrit:
Oops, as I sent that, I noticed this
So, what's new? What's fixed? What's still broken?
I have a dial-up connection ;-(((
Dennis
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Has anyone experienced them? I posted a question in the SmartMusic area
asking when the promised new content for SmartMusic 10 was coming (they
promised 60 titles a month, and so far they have added nothing) and
basically got flamed by two people. Do they even moderate that forum?
It seems
Yeah, like that will happen. Look at their SmartMusic program. They
promised 60 new titles a month for it. It was in their literature they
sent out marketing it. Here we are, over two months later, and there is
been nothing added. In fact, there are some pretty serious problems with
the
Maybe an online petition or something? Something that is documented, so
we can say Hey, MakeMusic, 1000 people want this.
dhbailey wrote:
That's just it, whether it's bug fixes, new features or improvements
to existing features, we need to lobby MakeMusic.
And then there's the old you need
Well, the other idea would be to come up with a FORM letter/email, and
have everyone send in the exact same thing so then MakeMusic gets a clue
Christopher Smith wrote:
On Jun 21, 2007, at 3:44 PM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
John Greschak used to have his IWBNI (I forget what it
Don't use anything earlier than the latest, greatest. Every version of
Finale has had something, however small, that makes me more productive.
Have I been bitten by a bug in Finale? Not yet...knock on wood.
keith helgesen wrote:
Someone said a contentious statement is required to spark
Hands down Adobe Indesign. Great program.
Chuck Israels wrote:
Hi Christopher,
All the layout has been done and, no, I don't want to do it again!
I have not used a page layout program, but it does seem as if this may
be the time to buy and learn to use one.
Suggestions?
Thanks,
Chuck
Actually, it's really easy to do. Plus, you can have Acrobat put a
Header/Footer on all the pages as well. So, you can have page numbers
inserted on all the combined PDFs.
That might be an option if you already have (and it look like you do)
Acrobat.
Chuck Israels wrote:
On Jun 14, 2007,
Oh no! Bugs? In a Windows program. Unheard of!
Phil Daley wrote:
From: Computerworld First Look
Date: Wed, 13 Jun 2007 07:22:57 -0400
* Researchers find eight bugs in Safari for Windows
http://cwflyris.computerworld.com/t/1643133/18047577/67315/2/
Phil Daley AutoDesk
What, are we bored today?
Probably a review by another journalist who thought the iPod should
have failed as well.
Phil Daley wrote:
Interesting. I have absolutely no use for a tabbed browser. I want
a button in the start bar for each program that I run. That's why I
haven't upgraded to
missed the point that these were APPLE programs.
Duh!
At 6/13/2007 11:25 AM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Oh no! Bugs? In a Windows program. Unheard of!
Phil Daley wrote:
From: Computerworld First Look
Date: Wed, 13 Jun 2007 07:22:57 -0400
* Researchers find eight bugs in Safari for Windows
http
If it syncs bookmarks with .Mac, then I'm sold.
David W. Fenton wrote:
On 11 Jun 2007 at 18:37, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Apple has released a beta of Safari 3 for both Mac OS and Windows:
http://www.apple.com/safari/
Safari for Windows! How *totally* COOL is that?!!!
Now, the
Sadly, downloading and installing it, it doesn't do that
Eric Dannewitz wrote:
If it syncs bookmarks with .Mac, then I'm sold.
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Eh, the only thing that looks NEW is the Idea thing. The other
stuff...who cares? They have a Scroll View. Wow. Cool. Finally. And
a new hand font. Wooo. And GPO sounds. Oooo.
Look, if you want to go, go. Until Sibelius can open my Finale files
without MusicXML, I'm staying with Finale. I
While I would like to have a bugless program, I don't think that is
really likely from any software company. Ideally, yeah, it would be
great if they could just go through and fix a lot of outstanding issues.
But, they also need to keep adding features.so there is a balance.
But, I have
David W. Fenton wrote:
On 8 Jun 2007 at 8:13, Christopher Smith wrote:
the clipboard for music seems
moderately interesting,
Seems pretty easy to implement, though I'm not sure why. I usually
just use scratch staves within the same file.
Yeah, but this looks like a repository
finally decided to put it in. And its great that
they, after about a year after Finale did it, make an application that
is Universal Binary on Mac. All great selling points no doubt.
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 08.06.2007 dhbailey wrote:
Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Oh wow, they have a SCROLL VIEW now
Shows up fine on my Intel iMac..
Christopher Smith wrote:
Anybody on an Intel Mac out there with Finale 2007?
Can you confirm that the BIAB Autoharmonising plugin doesn't show up
in the plugin menu under Scoring and Arranging, even though it is in
the right folder in Plugins?
I can't
Bob Florence wrote:
Christopher Smith wrote:
On Jun 2, 2007, at 4:49 AM, Bob Florence wrote:
Hi All,
Is there a bug with accidentals? I'm in the key of G Major. However,
I'm getting a lot of B#s and E#s and double flats and double sharps.
I have not encountered this before.
If you're
Should be. You might want to do a Data Check on the file to make sure
something isn't messed in there, which might be causing the crashes.
Other than that, it should work fine I would think.
Bob Florence wrote:
Hi All;
I have a piece for jazz band that is 641 measures long. It goes
I noticed that his domain is now down, http://www.gwmp.com/.
Any word on what has happened to Finale Productivity stuff?
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Well, when you consider they said SmartMusic 10 was coming soon for
almost 9 months.
Martin Banner wrote:
I attended the national convention of the American Choral Directors
Association in Miami back in March. Make Music had an exhibit booth
there, and I spent some time chatting with
Um, does it have ethernet? What model is it? Firewire?
Easiest way would be to network them, and enable filesharing on the
newer computer (Appleshare), and then use Chooser on the old one, and
find and mount the appleshare on the newer computer. Then transfer files
that way.
If you have
Yeah, Mr. Peters must be drinking some interesting Kool-Aid. I network
two OS9 systems running on PowerMac 9500 to my other Macs. No problems.
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Randolph Peters / 2007/04/10 / 09:16 AM wrote:
BTW, it was earlier than 10.4.8 when
Apple in it's wisdom decided that OS X
Um, well, did you check the manual? It is there. Go to index, L, Linked
Parts-Part Names
I dunno. It took me more time to write a reply to you than to look in
the index and find how to do it..
Patrick Sheehan wrote:
I'm having trouble in Finale 2007 to get the part names on the
Very true. I got asked last night about the rehearsal font on a chart I
brought in. I was like umwellit's complicated, I'll let you
know about the status.
Which is what by the way? Nick and Vince arewhom?
It would be absolutely great to see MakeMusic buy up Bill's stuff and
Easy way to do this would be to save your Chords in a Library file, load
them into your Jazz Font Default file. When you start a new project,
you'll have all your custom chords in there.
You can also use the library in existing documents. Load the old
document, load the chords, go to the
Have you tried loading the jazz font chord library that is in your
libraries folder? Most of what you want is in there I believe..
Patrick Sheehan wrote:
Can anyone tell me step by step how to create chords (in a jazz chart, using
the Jazz font), where I can use the triangle and a 'minus'
That worked
shirling neueweise wrote:
what doesn't work? you can't access the page? it's at the bottom, or
try this link:
http://savefile.com/files/596931
Um, doesn't work?
shirling neueweise wrote:
i've sent privately; if anyone else is interested:
Mass mover too, select the area you want to transpose. Mass Edit
Menu-Change-Chord Assignments-Transpose
It also seems to take the setting from whatever you used last in the
regular transpose dialogue box as well...
Bob Florence wrote:
Hi All;
I know this has been covered many times. How
Did you install a driver for it? A OS9 driver?
Lawrence David Eden wrote:
I tried to hook up a USB printer to my old Mac (Beige G3). I added
USB capability to this Mac and I know that it works, but I don't see
the new printer in the chooser.
Any ideas how to get this hooked up?
BTW, I see
Well, it is kind of like when SmartMusic 10 will ship. You just don't
know ;-)
I imagine that it will work just fine. I'll let you know as I plan on
getting Leopard when it is out ;-)
Paul Hayden wrote:
Does anyone know if FinMac07 will work with Mac OS 10.5 Leopard when
it ships?
Paul
You know you can use the Network connection thing from Finder to FTP.
Aaron Sherber wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to get a Mac friend of mine going with FTP. Are there any
recommended freeware/open source FTP clients for Mac? I don't need
anything fancy, just basic upload/download.
A little
Do you have the font annotation installed for it?
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
I want to use one articulation from Opus Special (Sibelius font). I
pick the correct symbol in the articulation designer. When I put that
articulation on a note I see another symbol on screen, yet, it seems
the correct
Finale Manual-Index-T-Tuplets
Or Chapter 20, section 7.
George Ports wrote:
Can I get a slur above the number 3 in a continuous line instead of a
broken line in an eighth note triplet? I know that all the components to the
triplet are adjustable but, I can't seem to avoid the break in
Doesn't this involve getting a chicken, some cream soda, and a book on
the Mac Gods?
I think you should look under Page Setup-Paper Size-Manage Custom
Sizes. You can input a size in there.
Bob Florence wrote:
Hi All:
I am now ready to print my first part using MacFin 2007C. Under file
in
Well, the other way around this would be to install Parallels, Windows
XP, and then figure out what version of Finale you want to run under it.
Finale works fine under Parallels. I have to use 2006 under Parallels to
make SmartMusic stuff because MakeMusic STILL hasn't updated that
program to
Really? Well, if you use it correctly, it works great. I wish there was
a way to have a keyboard toggle or hot key to tell Finale select partial
or full..other than that, it is a great feature.
Bob Florence wrote:
Well I did it. I dragged a section of music with partial measure left
on.
Dang, just when I thought I knew all the features of TGTools...I'll
have to check that out. Thanks!
Lee Actor wrote:
TGTools lets you assign a hot key to any Finale menu item (at least the
Windows version does). I've been using hotkeys for partial measures and a
couple of dozen other
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