Richard Yates wrote:
Now, apparently only for reasons of foolish consistency to help berginners,
it has been changed to the Options Menu which makes the shortcut Alt-O-A.
This combination is impossible with one hand. For me the change is an
affront to experienced users.
What's wrong with using
David W. Fenton wrote:
I've never understood why this is not more universally known, as it's
always been there.
I can't explain why it wasn't known in the old days, since the
underlined characters were always on the screen. But an improvement
that MS has done in recent Windows versions is to
Giovanni Andreani wrote:
Question about Fin license:
Talking about Fin 2004, how many installations is one contemporaneously
allowed? Are there different permissions around the world?
The license common in the U.S. allows simultaneous installations on two
computers (for example, a laptop and
On Mar 16, 2005, at 10:03 PM, Keith Helgesen wrote:
Amazing what you learn when reading threads for interest only!
I never knew about Alt-v-a- Wonderful! I really will find that useful-
Sure beats pulling down the menu!
How does one locate all these shortcuts, macros etc? (Still on Fin2001
BTW)
At 7:07 AM -0500 3/17/05, Christopher Smith wrote:
Say, there isn't a Mac version of this shortcut, is there? Mackers,
anyone?
Don't know about that one in particular, but when I go to Mac help and
search for keyboard shortcuts I get a wealth of information. You select a
topic, get an overview
Now, apparently only for reasons of foolish consistency to help
berginners,
it has been changed to the Options Menu which makes the shortcut
Alt-O-A.
This combination is impossible with one hand. For me the change is an
affront to experienced users.
What's wrong with using Shift+Alt+S?
On Mar 17, 2005, at 7:14 AM, Carlberg Jones wrote:
At 7:07 AM -0500 3/17/05, Christopher Smith wrote:
Say, there isn't a Mac version of this shortcut, is there? Mackers,
anyone?
Don't know about that one in particular, but when I go to Mac help and
search for keyboard shortcuts I get a wealth of
I don't think I ever tried it, but you can define keyboard shortcuts for
any app under Panther.
Alternatively get a Macro utility and define a keyboard shortcut.
Johannes
Christopher Smith schrieb:
On Mar 17, 2005, at 7:14 AM, Carlberg Jones wrote:
At 7:07 AM -0500 3/17/05, Christopher Smith
d. collins wrote:
Giovanni Andreani écrit:
Question about Fin license:
Talking about Fin 2004, how many installations is one contemporaneously
allowed? Are there different permissions around the world?
I wasn't able to find the text of the license in my Finale 2004
folder. Doesn't it get
Hi Johannes,
On 17 Mar 2005, at 9:18 AM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
I don't think I ever tried it, but you can define keyboard shortcuts
for any app under Panther.
Unfortunately, no you can't. I think it only works on Cocoa apps? Or
maybe it works on *some* Carbon apps, but not all. Anyway, it
I've used Quickeys with Finale for a number of years -- the version
available for the PC is 2.5, which hasn't been updated in several years.
It's not as powerful as Quickeys for the mac, but it sure helps eliminate a
lot of steps (I use it in particular with TGTools functions).
JC
The annoying thing is that, if you define a keyboard shortcut for
Finale using the Mac OS Keyboard Shortcuts function, it shows up in
the menu and the title in the menu bar flashes when you press the
shortcut, but the command isn't actually executed.
In some other apps it's useful and you are
Hi Michael,
You're right -- I forgot that you can also use the function keys. But
you cannot, for instance, program a keyboard shortcut like control-F
or shift-option-A. Every shortcut has to involve either the command
key or a function key, which to me makes the feature almost useless.
On Thu, 17 Mar 2005 07:07:03 -0500, Christopher Smith wrote:
On Mar 16, 2005, at 10:03 PM, Keith Helgesen wrote:
Amazing what you learn when reading threads for interest only!
I never knew about Alt-v-a- Wonderful! I really will find that useful-
Sure beats pulling down the menu!
On 17 Mar 2005 at 9:20, Jari Williamsson wrote:
David W. Fenton wrote:
I've never understood why this is not more universally known, as
it's always been there.
I can't explain why it wasn't known in the old days, since the
underlined characters were always on the screen. But an
On 17 Mar 2005 at 6:14, Carlberg Jones wrote:
At 7:07 AM -0500 3/17/05, Christopher Smith wrote:
Say, there isn't a Mac version of this shortcut, is there? Mackers,
anyone?
Don't know about that one in particular, but when I go to Mac help and
search for keyboard shortcuts I get a wealth
I seem to have missed the initial messages about Alt-v-a. What does it
do? (I use mac)
Stan Lord
On 17 Mar 2005, at 03:03, Keith Helgesen wrote:
Amazing what you learn when reading threads for interest only!
I never knew about Alt-v-a- Wonderful! I really will find that useful-
Sure beats
We normally count the measure from the first complete measure in a
piece or section. I think I remember reading something about a rule
that makes the pick-up measure by part of the measure count when it has
a certain length (like more than half of a measure).
I can't find any reference to this
Sorry I meant be part of the measure
Le 05-03-17, à 15:54, Eric Dussault a écrit :
by part of the measure
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David W. Fenton wrote:
What software does that? Is it only Microsoft software? Or is that
built into WinXP?
It's built into WinXP.
On the Appearance tab in the Display Properties, there's a button
called Effects There you now have an option called Hide underline
letters for keyboard
Stan Lord wrote:
I seem to have missed the initial messages about Alt-v-a. What does it
do? (I use mac)
Pressing Alt+V opens the View menu.
Pressing 'A' after that executes the option underlined with an 'A' in
the menu, in older version that was Show Active Layer Only.
In FinWin2005, there's a
It sounds like a logical principle - but I'm racking my brains to think
of an example where this would be relevant. 'Over half a measure' means
three beats in 4/4, or two in 9/8, or some other arrangement that I'd
consider to be a rather confusing arrangement.
Eric Dussault wrote:
We normally
Jari Williamsson / 05.3.17 / 04:27 PM wrote:
In FinWin2005, there's a dedicated shortcut key for Show Active Layer
Only, Alt+Shift+S. Perhaps the Mac version has a similar one?
Nope.
Alt+Shift+S under Win is not Finale hotkey. It's a Windows shortcut key
so Mac can't do that :-(
--
- Hiro
Re alt-shift-s
Am I missing something or is this key sequence something new to Finale
versions later than the lowlyFinale for Windows 2002b which I normally
use. (My loyalty to 2002stems not fromany religious conviction
nor any political stance but because I simply cannot afford to upgrade
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I press alt+shift+s my computer yelps as though I have poked it
with something sharp but the screen stays the same. I can see no
other effect. What am I supposed to see?
I don't think alt-shift-S was an alternative to alt-v-a, but rather was
introduced to
In a message dated 17/03/2005 22:44:46 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't
think alt-shift-S was an alternative to alt-v-a, but rather was introduced
to maintain a "onehanded" shortcut when "show active layer only" was moved
from the "view" to the "Options" menu.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I press alt+shift+s my computer yelps as though I have poked it
with something sharp but the screen stays the same. I can see no other
effect. What am I supposed to see?
The Alt+Shift+S shortcut key was added to FinWin2005. It was probably
added because of the
I have Finale 2003r2 on a WinXP SP 2 System.
I have an Audigy card for MIDI playback and a Audiophile Card for audio
rendering.
The Audigy works fine with Cubase for MIDI recording and playback but with
Finale it does not.
Both trying to play a file with Finale and inserting notes with Speedy
On Mar 17, 2005, at 3:54 PM, Eric Dussault wrote:
We normally count the measure from the first complete measure in a
piece or section. I think I remember reading something about a rule
that makes the pick-up measure by part of the measure count when it
has a certain length (like more than half
Eric Dussault wrote:
We normally count the measure from the first complete measure in a piece
or section. I think I remember reading something about a rule that makes
the pick-up measure by part of the measure count when it has a certain
length (like more than half of a measure).
I can't find
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Jari Williamsson / 05.3.17 / 04:27 PM wrote:
In FinWin2005, there's a dedicated shortcut key for Show Active Layer
Only, Alt+Shift+S. Perhaps the Mac version has a similar one?
Nope.
Alt+Shift+S under Win is not Finale hotkey. It's a Windows shortcut key
so Mac can't do
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 17/03/2005 22:44:46 GMT Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't think alt-shift-S was an alternative to alt-v-a, but rather was
introduced to maintain a onehanded shortcut when show active layer
only was moved from the view to the
Le 05-03-17, à 19:46, Christopher Smith a écrit :
I have always NOT included any pickup measures in the measure count,
even when there is more than one measure as a pickup. I may be wrong
there, but it's what I have always done. I only count from the first
measure of the phrase, regardless of
I know that the Jazz font is quite popular with writers and players who
are accustomed to handwritten music. Personally I have always regarded
it as rather silly, if you're using a computer, to pretend that you're
not. But I do recognize that some people like to feel that the music is
new, has
On Fri, 18 Mar 2005 04:00:53 +, John Bell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know that the Jazz font is quite popular with writers and players who
are accustomed to handwritten music. Personally I have always regarded
it as rather silly, if you're using a computer, to pretend that you're
not. But
dhbailey / 05.3.17 / 08:17 PM wrote:
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Jari Williamsson / 05.3.17 / 04:27 PM wrote:
In FinWin2005, there's a dedicated shortcut key for Show Active Layer
Only, Alt+Shift+S. Perhaps the Mac version has a similar one?
Nope.
Alt+Shift+S under Win is not Finale hotkey. It's a
Christopher Smith / 05.3.17 / 07:46 PM wrote:
My gut feeling is not to number a pickup measure, no matter what the
length.
I am the same way. The first measure is the beginning of the harmonic
rhythm, and should be dictated by the composer's intention.
--
- Hiro
Hiroaki Honshuku, A-NO-NE
Thanks Jari,
On the mac show active layer only is in the Options menu.
I looked in Help/keyboard shortcuts but none is listed for the Options
menu.
I tried Alt+Shift+S with amusing results - it launched a demonstration
of iKey which I had installed s while back but forgotten about.
Stan Lord
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