On Feb 15, 2005, at 5:21 AM, d. collins wrote:
Mark D Lew écrit:
Usually, but not always -- âme>anima, sûr>securus, chaîn>catena,
rôle>rotulus.
In these cases, it's more than "a consonant" that became silent: a
whole syllable.
Well, you could say the same of some of the s ones, eg île>isola.
An
And yes, that should have been the 'Smart Page
TURN' plug-in
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Les
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and Conductor, The Mariposa Symphony OrchestraMusic and Mariposa?
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Dear Collective Mind:
Under WinXP(Pro) 2004B, I've seemed to
notice a gradual loss in proper performance of the Smart Page Extraction
Plug-in. When first available and upgraded it worked perfectly but
then occasionally bad - or totally improper turns began to result here and
there. N
I upgraded to every version of Finale from v1.0 thru Fin97. Since then I have
been upgrading about every other year: Fin00, Fin02, Fin03, and recently Fin05.
My reason for skipping was invariably that the benefits did not outweigh the
pain. (Fin04 had substantial benefits but also even worse pai
> I never said I was opposed to upgrading. Only that I was opposed to
> upgrading without a sufficient reason.
I was just wondering what it was you came across that tipped the issue.
> Finally, if I was going to upgrade, I wanted to do it before Tiger
> came out. I like my OS versions to be matu
I never said I was opposed to upgrading. Only that I was opposed to upgrading
without a sufficient reason.
The print driver in Jaguar apparently cannot handle oversize custom page sizes.
This was the deal breaker for me. Secondary benefits are hopefully snappier
response and better stability, b
> I find under Panther that I am able ...
Panther? Did you finally find something that made it worth upgrading Robert, or
are you testing?
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Only Space Systems?
That's excellent news, but not Score System Divider or Time Signature?
Do you accept bribes?
The built-in system spacing is not hard to understand, it's just stupid.
Christopher
On Tuesday, February 15, 2005, at 10:43 AM, Robert Patterson wrote:
FWIW: I plan to convert JW Space
FWIW: I plan to convert JW Space Systems in the near future, assuming no one
else has done it yet. That's the only one of those I use, but I depend on it
heavily. If so, I'll send the binary back to Jari for distro from his website.
I've never been able to figure out the built-in Finale system s
In fact, all the French accent marks represent suppressed Latin consonants or syllables. They were introduced in the 17th c. in response to the then widely held notion that all language change represented a decline from an original, God-given perfection. The French accents were intended to rope th
For years I have configured Finale for multiple MIDI output devices but only
one input device. Now, though, I find under Panther that I am able to hook up
my keyboard simultaneously as two different input devices. (The keyboard can
switch between two MIDI outs, which connect to my Mac through di
The code is on Jari's site. Not all of it, but he will give the rest to
anyone who requests it.
Some of us were kicking around the idea of pooling some money to pay
someone knowledgeable to port it over, but it's a losing proposition
for several reasons.
First of all, it will need maintenance.
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ofereode - þisses swa
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I looked at your file, and it is strange, the dialog to pick a font should
fire 3 or 4 times, and doesn't. I'll look into it further...
Allen
On 2/14/05 1:43 PM, "A-NO-NE Music" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> saith:
> Allen Fisher / 05.2.14 / 11:39 AM wrote:
>
>> Hmm. Not sure. I just took a couple of fi
I've been with the company nearly 7 years, and I've never seen the box. My
understanding is that we stopped selling it 2 or 3 years before I got here.
On 2/14/05 7:03 PM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> saith:
> Did Coda abandoned Newport all together?
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I remember Jari mentioning that he intended to release the source
code, but I don't recall him ever actually announcing that the source
code was released.
However, I miss his plugins as well, and I hope that right after he
releases the code somebody knowledgeable will pick it up and adapt it.
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Mark D Lew wrote:
I do of course realize that, in spite of its name, the glyph is the
equivalent of a double s, not an s and a z.
I don't think this is right, a handwritten "z" in old German handwriting
looks like a "3" with a sling, and I am pretty sure this is where it
comes from. A combinatio
Me too!!
Johannes
Andrew Levin wrote:
Just curious,
Has anyone taken the original Mac JW plugin source code and made them OS
X native? I sure do miss them.
Thanks.
Andrew Levin
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David W. Fenton wrote:
I'm not sure where you're getting the "sz" from -- that is not what
it is at all. If you look at it in German schrift (i.e.,
handwriting), it's quite clear that it's two s's, one the "f-like"
version followed by a crook to a regular lower-case s.
I am not sure where this
On Feb 14, 2005, at 11:28 PM, d. collins wrote:
(I had a similar revelation last year about the circumflex in French,
which usually indicates a consonant after the vowel which became
silent and then was dropped.)
The consonant in question always being an s: hôpital>hospital,
hôtel>hostel, forêt>
Eric wrote:
> Um, Document Options->Barlines->Left Barlines Display on Single Staves
Wow, now I really *do* feel dumb. But seriously, I looked this up under
barlines in the User Manual and I wasn't able to find it.
Thanks!
-Will
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Um, Document Options->Barlines->Left Barlines Display on Single Staves
William Roberts wrote:
Hi fellow listers,
For the first time I've been called upon to put together a "fake book"-style
lead sheet for one of my students. One of the peculiarities of this format is that the
barline at the left
Hi fellow listers,
For the first time I've been called upon to put together a "fake book"-style
lead sheet for one of my students. One of the peculiarities of this format is
that the barline at the left-hand end of the system uses a barline, to the left
of where the clef would go, even though
Can I say something too? I just joined this Finale mailing list and I'm
reading the discussions with interest.
As now about the ß: For my work on music by Buxtehude I studied the old
German handwriting, the Sütterlin Schrift. And in that writing I would
definitely say that the ß is a contraction,
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