I am checking with the list to see if this is a known problem or if I
am seeing a one-time anomaly.
I've been working with a file for the past 2 months, adding more and
more as I compose. (My usual mode of working.) Lately, the playback
of the file has included hiccups, phasing, and other
Mark McCarron wrote:
I thought Finale had given up on Finaleviewer in favor
of Notepad.
Apparently there is a new version.
And it's as poorly built as a lot of other MakeMusic stuff -- I just
installed the FinaleViewer and went to both bandmusicdirect and
orchestramusicdirect and the
dc wrote:
Aaron Sherber écrit:
It doesn't matter. If you have a PDF app like Acrobat that looks to
your system like a printer, anything that lets you print to a printer
will also let you print to a PDF.
Not in my experience. I once tried to print Scorch files (that offered a
printing
dc wrote:
Aaron Sherber écrit:
That would surprise me, but I believe you. I wonder what would happen
if you picked a real printer that was set up to print to file.
I'd try it out but how do you set a real printer to print to a file?
In the printer setup dialog, many printer drivers have an
Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
Mark McCarron wrote:
I thought Finale had given up on Finaleviewer in favor
of Notepad.
For individuals, this is correct. The name has been revived for
e-commerce applications, where a publisher licenses certain server
software side software to use in commercial
On my Mac print dialog under Printer, there is a choice between my
regular printer and Adobe PDF 7.0. If I pick Adobe PDF 7.0, It launches
the little printer app which calls Distiller to render the file as PDF.
Seems like this should appear to a program as printing to a printer, not
a file.
dhbailey wrote:
1) it doesn't work in FireFox, it only works in Internet Explorer. I
installed the viewer after exiting FireFox, started FireFox again and
still get the error message Click Here To Install PlugIn where the
music should appear. And no message whatsoever on the web-site stating
What is the rule for stem direction
when a single (8th) grace note (flag not crossed)
preceed a note:
Is there a fixed rile for stem direction?
Thank you for helping!
Raimund Lintzen
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Jari Williamsson wrote:
dhbailey wrote:
1) it doesn't work in FireFox, it only works in Internet Explorer. I
installed the viewer after exiting FireFox, started FireFox again and
still get the error message Click Here To Install PlugIn where the
music should appear. And no message whatsoever
Raimund Lintzen wrote:
What is the rule for stem direction
when a single (8th) grace note (flag not crossed)
preceed a note:
Is there a fixed rile for stem direction?
Thank you for helping!
I don't think there's any hard-and-fast rule. I seem to recall seeing
grace note stems mostly
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Read's The Elements of Style: The stems, flags, and beams of the single
grace-note or grace-note group are usually drawn up, regardless of their
position on the staff, although publishers are by no means consistent in this
practice.
Hope that helps.
Jack
- Original Message -
David Froom wrote:
I'd like to request some advice about monitors.
I am looking at buying a new monitor to replace my desk-hog, an old
Apple Studio 21 CRT. The Dell 24 LCD (2407WFP) looks appealing,
especially because it has a stand with 90° built in to the stand. In
the old days.
I have just found a work around for one of my biggest Finale problems. I
have been fighting Engraver slur tips crashing into staff lines, even
though they were set not to.
I now realized that if I change the vertical slur placement setting from
12 and -12 for slurs over and under the notes to
On 03.12.2007 Fiskum, Steve wrote:
If you want to see some crazy control of slurs look at TGTools:
ModifyFine-Tune Slurs. Here you can tweak like a geek. :-)
I know, but I never understood any of it. The beauty of this simple
tweak is that Engraver slurs stay untouched and functional for
I have a Dell 24landscape rotatable, and it's a peach.
The only odd thing about it is that the two USB ports are on the right
side of the monitor (which would be a handy place to plug in a mouse).
BUT when it rotates, one has to unplug from them because there is not
room underneath. If
dhbailey wrote:
Jari Williamsson wrote:
dhbailey wrote:
1) it doesn't work in FireFox, it only works in Internet Explorer. I
installed the viewer after exiting FireFox, started FireFox again and
still get the error message Click Here To Install PlugIn where the
music should appear. And no
If you want to see some crazy control of slurs look at TGTools:
ModifyFine-Tune Slurs. Here you can tweak like a geek. :-)
Steve
12/3/07 2:50 PM, Johannes Gebauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have just found a work around for one of my biggest Finale problems. I
have been fighting Engraver
dhbailey wrote:
dhbailey wrote:
Jari Williamsson wrote:
dhbailey wrote:
1) it doesn't work in FireFox, it only works in Internet Explorer.
I installed the viewer after exiting FireFox, started FireFox again
and still get the error message Click Here To Install PlugIn where
the music should
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
I have just found a work around for one of my biggest Finale problems. I
have been fighting Engraver slur tips crashing into staff lines, even
though they were set not to.
I now realized that if I change the vertical slur placement setting from
12 and -12 for slurs
Thank you, Johannes;
This kind of hint is absolutely invaluable to me.
Which brings me to a request. When I compare the look of my scores with those
of some of my more capable colleagues, I am often embarrassed with their
less-than-professional look. Has anyone ever compiled a list of
At 5:55 PM +0100 12/3/07, Raimund Lintzen wrote:
What is the rule for stem direction
when a single (8th) grace note (flag not crossed)
If the flag is not crossed it would be an appoggiatura rather than a
grace note. And I would put the stem up by instinct, although I
don't know any rule
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