On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 15:52:32 -0500, David W. Fenton wrote:
On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 10:44:18 +, Ken Moore wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is a bar for entering text in the Expression creation dialog,
labeled Description: -- that is where you would enter Strings-piano
or Guitar-piano
I guess that no Mac users would dare laughing at you, because it still
is only half usable. Technically we have eps export and it works, but
at the moment it can not be usable in a workflow, because of the damn
font warning that shows up at every single eps created. Who would want
to stay in
Ryan Beard wrote:
snip
As for the parts, unless you're given specific
instructions from the orchestra librarian, I think
it's perfectly fine to print on 11x17 booklets. Even
better would be 12x18 (standard in the publishing
world) if your printer can handle it. As long as the
music is extremely
John,
(snip)
Your reference to 12 x 18 paper caught my eye, what
brand of
paper do you use? And what size do you buy it in?
My printer can handle up to 11x17. It's a Ricoh Laser
AP2610N with the duplexer. I wish I could do 12x18!
As for the brand and type, I use BOISE Vellum Offset
60 lb.
After months of protest at the EPS failure I was forced to move up to
Finale2005. The first thing I tried to do revealed a bug. Can anyone confirm
this one?
Start a new document, single staff, with 4/4 time signature. In Staff
Attributes check 'Independent Key Signature'.
With the Time Signature
On Sun, 27 Mar 2005, Richard Yates wrote:
After months of protest at the EPS failure I was forced to move up to
Finale2005. The first thing I tried to do revealed a bug. Can anyone confirm
this one?
I followed your steps to recreate the bug. I tried it with the default
document and a document
No problem here in FinMac 2005 (I have other problems, but let's leave that
one alone for now)
John Roberts
On 3/27/05 8:38 PM, Richard Yates [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After months of protest at the EPS failure I was forced to move up to
Finale2005. The first thing I tried to do revealed a
