My girlfriend has a WindowsXP system with Internet Explorer, which has
been terribly buggy for about a month now. The whole time I've been
telling her -- with playful exaggeration -- that Microsoft is evil and
IE is garbage and if she had any sense she'd throw the whole thing out
and get a
Dennis,
I'm in 2005 on a Mac. I'm not sure about 2004 because I upgraded from 2002,
but it sounds like this is new to '05. We still have the add box in '05;
that's what I tried first and it does change when spacing is applied.
Since I now understand that Mark was talking about a different
Mark D Lew wrote:
What browser do you recommend instead, and where does she go to download
and install it?
Firefox.
http://www.mozilla.org/
And it's available for OSX too...
Best regards,
Jari Williamsson
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On Feb 18, 2005, at 11:49 PM, d. collins wrote:
So do I use it all the time to fine-tune the layout, but I wanted to
point out that it IS affected by music spacing, contrary to what Don
seemed to say: If you want to assign a measure a larger width and
have it not be affected by music spacing.
Mark,
In addition to using Firefox instead of IE, she should also download
and install Microsoft Anti-Spyware. Now, it may sound odd to be
recommending a second Microsoft product to solve the problems caused by
the first (IE), and the irony isn't lost on anyone -- but MS
Anti-Spyware was
Mark D Lew wrote:
My girlfriend has a WindowsXP system with Internet Explorer, which has
been terribly buggy for about a month now. The whole time I've been
telling her -- with playful exaggeration -- that Microsoft is evil and
IE is garbage and if she had any sense she'd throw the whole thing
At 01:31 AM 2/19/05 -0800, Mark D Lew wrote:
Can someone perhaps tell me what I should suggest to my girlfriend?
What browser do you recommend instead, and where does she go to
download and install it?
Jari recommended Firefox (http://www.mozilla.org/). So do I -- even though
I was an Opera
Others have recommended Firefox, which would add my voice to. However, I
wouldn't count Mozilla out, as it is a more mature program and has some
things that Firefox does not yet have, such as the ability to bookmark a
set of tabs. (Maybe Firefox has it, but I didn't find it. I'll probably be
On 19 Feb 2005 at 7:02, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
At 01:31 AM 2/19/05 -0800, Mark D Lew wrote:
Can someone perhaps tell me what I should suggest to my girlfriend?
What browser do you recommend instead, and where does she go to
download and install it?
Jari recommended Firefox
Hi Mark,
I don't know if your girlfriend has broadband or not, but one thing to
keep in mind is that if she's using WiFi (wireless internet), she's
probably going through a NAT router already.
- Darcy
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On 19 Feb 2005, at 5:30 PM, Mark D Lew wrote:
On Feb 19,
On Feb 19, 2005, at 2:37 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
I don't know if your girlfriend has broadband or not, but one thing to
keep in mind is that if she's using WiFi (wireless internet), she's
probably going through a NAT router already.
Nope, no WiFi there. That would be handy for when I bring
Hey gang,
Okay, my 18-piece band is going to start gigging soon and I'm going to
need to invest in some stands and stand lights for us. I'm looking for
recommendations.
The stands must be lightweight and collapsable -- not necessarily wire
stands, but I have to be able to fit 20 of them in
On Feb 19, 2005, at 2:49 PM, Aaron Sherber wrote:
You can do this with TGTools, you know.
Yes, I knew I had done it with one of the plug-ins, though I had
forgotten which one. And TG allows negative numbers, too, right?
For so many years I was on an ancient dinosaur Mac which couldn't
operate
Hi Mark,
Don't forget to run Microsoft Anti-Spyware to clear out all the crap IE
allowed on her system in the first place.
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/spyware/software/default.mspx
I have personally seen the enormous difference this makes on my Dad's
P4. He had a NAT router,
Darcy James Argue wrote:
Hey gang,
Okay, my 18-piece band is going to start gigging soon and I'm going to
need to invest in some stands and stand lights for us. I'm looking for
recommendations.
The stands must be lightweight and collapsable -- not necessarily wire
stands, but I have to be
Darcy James Argue / 05.2.19 / 06:19 PM wrote:
The stands must be lightweight and collapsable -- not necessarily wire
stands, but I have to be able to fit 20 of them in a luggable wheel
cart.
I can't find the one I wonted to recommend, but this is a similar one:
Hi Chuck,
Thank you *so* much for the kind words. I'm lucky enough to have some
wonderful musicians on board who enjoy playing my music (including
Ingrid Jensen and Jon Wikan, among many other terrific players) so I'm
really looking forward to our first gig.
The RATstands Jazz/Jazz
On Feb 19, 2005, at 4:17 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Hi Chuck,
Thank you *so* much for the kind words. I'm lucky enough to have some wonderful musicians on board who enjoy playing my music (including Ingrid Jensen and Jon Wikan, among many other terrific players) so I'm really looking forward
Hello,
This is way off topic, but I hope someone can help.
I have a midi keyboard without a sustain pedal. I would like to find
something that would allow me to be able to use something, maybe a key on
the computer keyboard, maybe my mouse, to send that midi date (CC 64 on and
off). Does
It is true that Fin2k5 is slower than 2k3 on the same box. However, for
me, the much higher stability actually makes up for that. The truth is
that OS X is a much more advanced system, and it needs a faster CPU, and
almost more importantly, vast amounts of memory.
Hopefully we will see some
At 06:24 PM 2/19/2005, Mark D Lew wrote:
Yes, I knew I had done it with one of the plug-ins, though I had
forgotten which one. And TG allows negative numbers, too, right?
Yes. You can add space at the beginning or end of a measure, or after a
partal measure selection (i.e., mid-measure). And a
Hi all,
Finale 2004-2005 are *severely* under-optimized for OS X. Sibelius was
the same way. Sib 2.x in OS X was a dog, but Sibelius 3.x actually
runs faster under OS X than under OS 9 on identical hardware (at least,
given a modern video card). Also, Sib 3.x under OS X is much faster
than
You don't say what platform you're on. That would be a little bit
helpful.
If you are on Mac OS X you might try MidiPipe
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/10541
steve
On Feb 19, 2005, at 7:38 PM, David Froom wrote:
Hello,
This is way off topic, but I hope someone can help.
I have a midi
So really what you are saying is that there was no point in adopting OSX
for Finale work until Fin06, assuming Fin06 does as you say. (A *big*
assumption.)
I was hoping Fin05 was the get it to work well version but alas I'm
committed now in any case.
Do you really think 512MB is not enough?
Hi Robert,
On 20 Feb 2005, at 1:07 AM, Robert Patterson wrote:
So really what you are saying is that there was no point in adopting
OSX for Finale work until Fin06, assuming Fin06 does as you say. (A
*big* assumption.)
Well, some of us need OS X for things other than Finale. Some of us
needed
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