Michael Good / 2005/09/01 / 10:06 PM wrote:
Finale 2006 is still not Unicode, but it is *not* limited to the Western
European characters in Cp1252 / MacRoman. Finale supports many different
scripts, including double-byte characters for Japanese and other languages.
Well,
Title, Composer,
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At 2:51 PM +0200 9/1/05, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Just out of curiosity, I am currently wondering whether a printed
edition from 1978 in the US is still under copyright (for the
printed edtion, not for the piece itself, which is from the 19th
century)?
If it carries a copyright notice, it is.
Dear colleagues;
FinWin2005. I am struggling to complete a score, and need some help from you:
There is a sudden change in the staff spacing, size of noteheads and a general look of the scorefrom the page 16 and on, and nothing I have tried changing has made much of the difference. I am sure
At 01:46 PM 09/02/2005, dr.a.s. weinstangel wrote:
There is a sudden change in the staff spacing, size of noteheads and a
general look of the score from the page 16 and on, and nothing I have
tried changing has made much of the difference. I am sure it must be
possible to copy the format of one
On 2 Sep 2005 at 14:09, Aaron Sherber wrote:
At 01:46 PM 09/02/2005, dr.a.s. weinstangel wrote:
Also, I have asked some time ago and have never received a single
answer: is it possible to globally slash grouped grace notes,
similarly to what is available at OptionsDocument OptionsGrace
Hey all,
I see that Tiger now offers a Booklet Printing option
in the pull down menus of the print dialogue. Has
anyone used this yet? Is there an advantage to using
this over than the old fashioned way of the Finale
2-up printing? For those of you who have made booklets
in Finale, you know it
Dear all,
I found an intriguing option in Finale GPO: Lock Memory (No swap).
It appears when you click in the options button to the left of the Kontakt
Player main window.
Well, if you uncheck it and check it again it warns you about a possible
slowdown of the system. But it is checked by
Dear folks,
In Mac, if you move the Finale 2006 folder to another location different to
the Applications one, it looses the Finale GPO feature. But if you move
both, it crashes miserably!
So don´t put those apps in a subfolder like I did...
Off to the beach ;)
Javier Ruiz
This may help general performance on systems with limited memory,
especially if you are running multiple simultaneous applications. But
it could also hurt GPO playback performance.
I will experiment with this setting and report back.
- Darcy
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On 01 Sep
Hi, Everyone...
Is there some easy way to flip a tuplet vertically? I mean without having
to click on each handle, drag it up above the notes, then click on the other
handles to drag the side lines the other direction? Seems like an awful lot
to go through when a simple flip command should
On 22:59 Uhr Jacki B. wrote:
Is there some easy way to flip a tuplet vertically? I mean without
having to click on each handle, drag it up above the notes, then
click on the other handles to drag the side lines the other
direction? Seems like an awful lot to go through when a simple flip
At 04:59 PM 09/02/2005, Jacki B. wrote:
Is there some easy way to flip a tuplet vertically?
Sure. In Speedy Entry, put the cursor on the first note of the
triplet and hit L.
You might also take a look at Mass Edit | Utilities | Freeze Stems
Up/Down, possibly in conjunction with Edit |
At 05:18 PM 09/02/2005, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
If I understand correctly you want to flip the bracket from ie stem to
note side?
Ah -- sorry, I misunderstood. Ignore my previous post.
Aaron.
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I don't think that's what Jacki meant, Aaron. She wanted to flip the
*triplet* (e.g., move it from beam side to note side), not the entire
beam.
- Darcy
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On 02 Sep 2005, at 5:25 PM, Aaron Sherber wrote:
At 04:59 PM 09/02/2005, Jacki B. wrote:
Is there
In FinMac2005 or FinMac2006, select the triplet and hit command-F.
I'm sure there's a Windows equivalent.
- Darcy
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On 02 Sep 2005, at 4:59 PM, Jacki B. wrote:
Hi, Everyone...
Is there some easy way to flip a tuplet vertically? I mean
without having
on 9/2/05 5:02 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
In FinMac2005 or FinMac2006, select the triplet and hit command-F.
I'm sure there's a Windows equivalent.
Thanks so much - I really appreciate it!
- Jacki
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It's kind of sad that Sibelius new features should precedent what we really
need, isn't it? Before a serious software should announce new features,
it should certainly repair non-working features (non-working for about 10
years or so.)
Sibelius can do it. Microsoft can do it. Quark can do it.
It depends on which version of Finale you are using. I believe since
Enhanced tuplets came into the works you can simply right click
(control+click on Mac) the tuplet handle and choose flip and all
brackets angles will automatically change. I believe this only works
for 2004 and newer.
on 9/2/05 5:18 PM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
If I understand correctly you want to flip the bracket from ie stem to
note side?
You can do this quite easily using the Massedit tool, Change-Tuplets...
Change the drop down on the top left to your liking and apply.
Thanks so much - yes, this is
No. Sorry that nobody answered, but you have to put them manually.
Le 05-09-02 à 13:46, dr.a.s. weinstangel a écrit :
Also, I have asked some time ago and have never received a single
answer: is it possible to globally slash grouped grace notes,
similarly to what is available at
When, in response to Johannes' comment;
Just out of curiosity, I am currently wondering whether a printed
edition from 1978 in the US is still under copyright (for the printed
edtion, not for the piece itself, which is from the 19th century)?
Dr. Howell writes,
If it carries a copyright
While I don't disagree with Aaron Sherber's advice in response to Dr.
Weinstangel's comment, in part
dr.a.s. weinstangel wrote:
There is a sudden change in the staff spacing, size of noteheads and a
general look of the score from the page 16 and on, and nothing I have
tried changing has
To my comment inspired by this part of Dr. Howell's post,
If it carries a copyright notice, it is.
specifically this bit
my own personal experience prompts me to disagree.
I intended merely to suggest that my experience is that the inclusion of
a copyright notice on any item does not
At 6:34 PM +0200 9/1/05, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 18:07 Uhr Brad Beyenhof wrote:
Life would be so much easier if only (3/2)12=(2/1)7.
Have you heard about the recently discovered Bach tuning, which is
hidden on the title page of the well-tempered manuscript?
This has been much
FinWin 2005b
Well, I've been with Finale since v.2.0. I remember some issues with
filenames with Spanish ñ and accents (the files were deleted when trying
to save them), but always had a backup. Now, I lost several hours of working
when something very weird happened.
I was working on an new file
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