From what I keep reading on our List, it sounds like Finale has
become so bug-ridden that it should be avoided. Instead of asking
which is faster, I want to know if Sibelius is more reliable than
Finale 2K8x.
Happily, I am using an older version of Finale. I have no complaints
as Finale
From what I keep reading on our List, it sounds like Finale has
become so bug-ridden that it should be avoided. Instead of asking
which is faster, I want to know if Sibelius is more reliable than
Finale 2K8x.
dude, you're on a finale list; obviously people know more about the
bugs in
It depends on what your trying to accomplish. Sibelius provides brackets
and sub brackets as well as keyboard type braces. The bracket and the
brace can be used together but will collide and I have not found a way
to move either from the default horizontal position. They are easily
adjustable
dc wrote:
Lawrence David Eden écrit:
Happily, I am using an older version of Finale. I have no complaints
as Finale has been my faithful servant for years. Can users of later
versions of Finale say the same?
Well, after complaining loudly myself, I don't think (Win) 2008a is that
bad. I
Lawrence David Eden wrote:
From what I keep reading on our List, it sounds like Finale has become
so bug-ridden that it should be avoided. Instead of asking which is
faster, I want to know if Sibelius is more reliable than Finale 2K8x.
Happily, I am using an older version of Finale. I have
On 22-Feb-08, at 7:27 AM, shirling neueweise wrote:
the same people who found earlier versions peachy-keen are likely
to find newer versions even more peachy-keen
Heh, heh! I never thought of that!
the people talking about the bugs aren't necessarily saying finale
should be avoided,
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From: Christopher Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, I would say avoid the original version of 2008; it's too buggy
to work with. The 2008a update fixed a lot.
Hi Christopher,
I agree, but I don't know why this freeze on quit bug has hit
