I haven't timed the exact duration of eps. export, but I've seen it
take around 8-10 seconds per page on big scores. About 4-5 seconds is
what I estimate it takes for normal sized music.
Le 05-03-22, à 00:06, Paul Hayden a écrit :
Éric Dussault
Eric Dussault wrote:
EPS export takes forever on
EPS export takes forever on ANY system.
How long does it take you gentlemen to export one page from a score or
part?
10 years and still waiting.
Richard Yates
Finale for Windows 2005
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On Mar 22, 2005, at 12:06 AM, Paul Hayden wrote:
How long does it take you gentlemen to export one page from a score or
part?
I was interested in this thread, as I have an aging G4 733 mHz with
Panther, so I did a test (FinMac 2005a).
To print to PDF, from the time I press OK to the time that
On Mar 22, 2005, at 6:43 AM, Christopher Smith wrote:
On Mar 22, 2005, at 12:06 AM, Paul Hayden wrote:
How long does it take you gentlemen to export one page from a score
or part?
I was interested in this thread, as I have an aging G4 733 mHz with
Panther, so I did a test (FinMac 2005a).
To
On Mar 22, 2005, at 6:54 AM, Richard Yates wrote:
EPS export takes forever on ANY system.
How long does it take you gentlemen to export one page from a score
or
part?
10 years and still waiting.
Richard Yates
Finale for Windows 2005
Aw, that sounded so pathetic; I feel really bad for you guys.
So
At 06:44 AM 3/20/05 -0500, dhbailey wrote:
Owain Sutton wrote:
Slight hijack: Why is it that choirs never seem to be able to use bar
numbers, even when provided in their edition? Why do conductors always
seem to need to say Orchestra, from bar 68, choir, from 'Qui tollis'...?
Either that,
Eric Dussault wrote:
I haven't timed the exact duration of eps. export, but I've seen it
take around 8-10 seconds per page on big scores. About 4-5 seconds is
what I estimate it takes for normal sized music.
Times for my old Power Mac G4 (500 MHz), OS X 10.3.5, FinMac04c r1:
1. large 11 X 17
Deluded - well maybe, but my method (message 4 last posting) works fine
without the need to load any more plugins and takes only a few seconds
to set up.
If it can be done successfully within Finale then why not do it?
Read the original question to this thread and you'll see that my
solution
Paul Hayden askes:
How long does it take you gentlemen to export one page from a score or part?
I use eps export for everything I do in Finale. I use a G4 powerbook,
1.33ghz, OS 10.3.8, 1.5 gb ram. It takes me seven seconds to export a
single page (I just tried it). I usually don't get the
Oh, lighten up! I only began using Robert's Copyist plugin myself
recently, and up until then I was happily using the same method as you
were (except when I use Special Parts Extraction. If the score allows
it easily (say, when there are a lot of instruments playing at the same
time, or if
For those who are fans of John Coltrane, check out this animation. So
simple, yet he really seems to hear the piece the way I think a lot of
jazz musicians might hear it. It's kind of like a Fantasia (the movie)
treatment for jazz nuts.
http://michalevy.com/gs_download.html
Christopher
Brilliant. It exposes the architecture of the music without demeaning it by making it a subservient accompaniment to the animation.
Thanks for the link, Chris
Chuck
On Mar 22, 2005, at 12:24 PM, Christopher Smith wrote:
For those who are fans of John Coltrane, check out this animation. So
I can't claim to be disinterested in this subject, but FWIW there is no need to
speculate whether the plugin provides enough added value to be worth the price.
If you download and install it, you get a 30-day fully functional free trial.
-Original Message-
From: Jonathan Smith
Oddly, I can't see that page. I keep getting a michalevy.com cannot
be found error, even if I put www. at the front. I've tried in
Firefox (OSX and XP), Safari (OSX), and Camino (OSX) to no avail.
Too bad... it sounded like it would have been great!
-Brad
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 15:24:08 -0500,
Try going to
michalevy.com
and click on Giant Steps animation.
Christopher
On Mar 22, 2005, at 4:29 PM, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
Oddly, I can't see that page. I keep getting a michalevy.com cannot
be found error, even if I put www. at the front. I've tried in
Firefox (OSX and XP), Safari (OSX), and
You also need Flash player. If you don't have it, that might be the
problem.
Christopher
On Mar 22, 2005, at 4:29 PM, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
Oddly, I can't see that page. I keep getting a michalevy.com cannot
be found error, even if I put www. at the front. I've tried in
Firefox (OSX and XP),
Le 05-03-22, à 13:33, Paul Hayden a écrit :
I just hope a dual-2.5 GHz Power Mac G5 with Finale 2005 or 2006 will
perform EPS exports at a decent speed without that stupid font warning
window (fixed in Fin05, I hope).
No. it isn't fixed.
Éric Dussault
No, the problem is that my browsers can't even connect to that server.
Maybe it's just the network at the office; I'll try again when I get
home.
-Brad
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 17:03:47 -0500, Christopher Smith
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try going to
michalevy.com
and click on Giant Steps
Very nice! Simple but nice!
Kurt
At 21:24 22.03.2005, you wrote:
For those who are fans of John Coltrane, check out this animation. So
simple, yet he really seems to hear the piece the way I think a lot of
jazz musicians might hear it. It's kind of like a Fantasia (the movie)
treatment for jazz
Aha! Tried again, and it inexplicably came up!
Good stuff... I enjoyed it. Very accurate visual depiction of the sound.
Brad
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 23:41:34 +0100, Kurt Gnos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Very nice! Simple but nice!
Kurt
At 21:24 22.03.2005, you wrote:
For those who are fans of
Wonderful!
Crystal Premo
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From: Christopher Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: finale@shsu.edu
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: [Finale] OT Giant Steps
Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2005 15:24:08 -0500
For those who are fans of John Coltrane, check out this animation. So
simple, yet he really
Hi all,
This is something that's been bothering me for a long time, and I
thought I'd ask the list if there's any solution:
How do I PERMANENTLY get rid of the damn Adobe Acrobat PDF Maker
Toolbar in Word (v11.1 for Mac OS X)?
If I go to Tools - Customize - Customize Toolbars Menus, I can
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 18:51:12 -0500, Darcy James Argue [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I never asked for this toolbar in the first place, and I can't seem to
figure out how to banish it.
Found at:
http://macobserver.com/columns/rantsandraves/2004/20040709.shtml
You can remove it (from Office 2004) by
At 4:01 PM -0800 3/22/05, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
You can remove it (from Office 2004) by deleting the following files:
Easy to do and it works! Thanks.
Shortcut - copy the file name at the end of each file reference - just copy
PDFMaker.xla from /Applications/Microsoft Office
Thanks, Brad. I owe you one. (I shoulda asked years ago!)
- Darcy
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Brooklyn, NY
On 22 Mar 2005, at 7:01 PM, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 18:51:12 -0500, Darcy James Argue
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I never asked for this toolbar in the first place, and I can't
Eh, you just owe me for the five minutes it took me to refine my
Google search to 'remove PDF Maker toolbar os-x'.
By the way, that search incorporated my two favorite little-known
Google tricks (this thread is OT, so I can talk about whatever I want!
:-P):
1. Adding a hyphen between terms (as
Christopher Smith wrote:
For those who are fans of John Coltrane, check out this animation. So
simple, yet he really seems to hear the piece the way I think a lot of
jazz musicians might hear it. It's kind of like a Fantasia (the movie)
treatment for jazz nuts.
Hi...
Question for those way more font-knowledgable than me...
I'm trying to extrapolate something in a score which may or not have
been printed in Finale (I suspect maybe not). There's a pizzicato note
(violin double-stop A-E -- open string A and E) that has to the left of
each note an
I don't have any special font-knowledge, and I can't find an
upside-down A in any conventional font, but might it have have been an
O for open strings? Or conceivably a Bartok pizz?
John
On 23 Mar 2005, at 03:59, Neal Gittleman wrote:
Hi...
Question for those way more font-knowledgable than
PS On reflection, since you say the inverted A is beside both notes
it's unlikely to be an articulation -- only one instance would appear
in that case -- so unless my earlier suggestion of O for open string is
wrong it must me something else that applies to each of the two notes.
Such as an
John Howell wrote:
But MotU seem no longer to be supporting Mosaic, despite this
ability. My son-in-law was smart enough to get it operable for me in
OSX Classic, so I can (for the moment) still access hundreds of my
scores, but soon I'll inevitably lose them. Dennis' fear of losing
access
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