On 2:54 Uhr Eric Dussault wrote:
I you don't need eps (there broken until MM fixes it, but it's
unlikely you will need it if you were on Win XP)) and have a powerful
Mac will at least 1 GB of ram if you need GPO, then it may be ok to
work with the mac version.
What is the exacty problem
Performance drop maybe, but only if you are using GPO, as far as I can
see. I am not using it, and I am fine.
Johannes
Eric Dannewitz schrieb:
Powerful as in a dual G5? Yeah. For those who were using 2005 with a G4,
and getting stuff done, switching to 2006 results in a huge performance
see this thread:
http://forum.makemusic.com/default.aspx?f=6m=125732
I've posted on this list a similar topic, but only Simon Troup and
Harold Howen have responded.
Éric Dussault
Le 05-08-31 à 03:24, Johannes Gebauer a écrit :
On 2:54 Uhr Eric Dussault wrote:
I you don't need eps (there
Am I correct that only dotted slurs and similar smart shapes are
affected by this bug? I am not trying to make it look less serious, it
is serious, but I am trying to work out whether it will be a problem for
me...
Johannes
Eric Dussault schrieb:
see this thread:
On Aug 31, 2005, at 1:15 AM, Don Hart wrote:
Thanks Cecil, but I'm on finmac '05 and I'm not sure of the equivalent
to
your instructions on a mac, or even if there actually is an equivalent
in
this case. - Don
on 8/30/05 11:49 PM, Cecil Rigby at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
assuming Win
Thanks very much for the offer. If it's not too much trouble, I would
be interested to hear how it functions with hyperscribe.
Do you find the MIDI data to be accurate? I would imagine things like
tuning, etc. would become much more of a problem versus a keyboard-based
controller.
Hola Eric and all,
Unfortunately I can confirm that EPS exporting is not working well. I did an
example with a dashed slur. When exporting a selection to EPS the dashed
slur disappeared ccompletely, when exporting the full page the dahsed line
became solid.
I have to prepare 600 examples for a
Dear all,
Finale 2006 is still not Unicode compliant.
Saludos, Javier.
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On 8/31/05, Nomos Alpha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear all,Finale 2006 is still not Unicode compliant.
Really? (Finale has got to be one of the last hold-outs [in an
increasingly small group of non-internationalized software producers].)
Is Finale limited to western European languages, then?
Is there a way to delete a particular (measure) expression from a mass
edit selection?
Johannes
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Don,
We call it a hard dash and the spaces hard spaces when you use
the Option Key when you enter them. Unfortunately the hard dash is an
em-dash (longer) rather than an en-dash like the lyric hyphens. It's
the only work-around I now of.
Hal
Just wanted to let everyone know I resolved, at
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From: Kurt Gnos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: August 30, 2005 2:13 PM
To: finale@shsu.edu
Subject: [Finale] Finale 2007 - Wishlist
Hi all,
now we got Finale 2006, we could begin to find out what we think we need in
the next version or an update.
...
I'm sure you
On 8/30/05, I wrote:
My problems with 2k6 occur even when no GPO instruments are loaded,
though. I've got a memory usage meter (CompactMemory in Konfabulator),
and I can't remember it ever going above 60% or so, even when the lag
is worst.
I'll check again tomorrow when I'm in the office,
Regarding FinMac2k6:
I'm on a Mac G4, 800 Mhz, with 1 Gig. RAM. When I'm working on a
large score with many instruments, I select SoftSynth in the MIDI
Window to begin with. It's good enough for editing, and it doesn't
slow down operations. Then when everything else is done I switch to
GPO
I don´t know the details. But the fact is that I can not include and
under-tie sign that I deadly needs for the ligatures found in the all
Spanish lyrics.
The lyrics window does not accept Unicode symbols at all.
Javier Ruiz.
On 8/31/05, Nomos Alpha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear all,
Dear Christopher,
The character I use for the ligature in cases such as e_il is in
the Toccata Font, lower base b. If you are using Type Into Score you
can enter a b, then go to the Edit Lyrics box and change the font to
Toccata.
Hal
Hi all,
Sorry to bring this up again, but I can't find
There are 2 levels of compliance with international support:
MBCS and Unicode.
MBCS supports all Asian, Eastern European, etc. languages.
I would be surprised if Finale is only ANSI based.
The differences between MBCS and Unicode support are subtle, but a
complaint usually means that it doesn't
On 17:43 Uhr Morris Inouye wrote:
Although many indicate that it is trustable, there are enough
problems that I think I will probably give Sibelius a try (and maybe
install the 2006 upgrade on my WinXP box).
I see no reason why you shouldn't install Fin2k6 on your Mac and try it
out for
On 18:17 Uhr Brad Beyenhof wrote:
In a blank document it's not too bad (1/4 to 1/2 second), but in a
medium-sized concert band score it's up to a second of delay with
*every* action. Any more suggestions? Has anybody hit this sort of
lag in Tiger? Has anybody *not* hit this sort of lag in
On 19:08 Uhr Eric Dannewitz wrote:
I have no clue what it is. I have GPO installed, but generally none
of the scores/sheets are using it. Finale will crash randomly after a
while, when I go to print something.
I assume you have done all the usual maintenance, like checking permissions?
At 12:31 PM 08/31/2005, Harold Owen wrote:
The character I use for the ligature in cases such as e_il is in
the Toccata Font, lower base b.
There's also one in the Engraver font, uppercase I.
Aaron.
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Morris Inouye / 2005/08/31 / 11:54 AM wrote:
Really? (Finale has got to be one of the last hold-outs [in an increasingly
small group of non-internationalized software producers].) Is Finale limited
to western European languages, then? (ISO-8859-1/ISO-8859-15 or Win-1252
encodings?)
Yup,
On 18:16 Uhr ronan wrote:
One thing I have been asking for for years is improved handling of
multiple time signatures. Right now the only option is that Finale
decides to accept one staff as the main timekeeper, then adjusts
all other staves so that the bar lines all line up. In other words, a
On Aug 31, 2005, at 1:30 PM, Aaron Sherber wrote:
At 12:31 PM 08/31/2005, Harold Owen wrote:
The character I use for the ligature in cases such as e_il is in
the Toccata Font, lower base b.
There's also one in the Engraver font, uppercase I.
Thanks, both of you. As it turns out, I have
On 31 Aug 2005 at 13:30, Aaron Sherber wrote:
At 12:31 PM 08/31/2005, Harold Owen wrote:
The character I use for the ligature in cases such as e_il is in
the Toccata Font, lower base b.
There's also one in the Engraver font, uppercase I.
The Toccata one is far better, because its size
Enter a capital I (letter eye). Then change the font to Engraver
font set.
Christopher Smith wrote:
Hi all,
Sorry to bring this up again, but I can't find the thread where this was
discussed last year. I remember Mark D. Lew had some intelligent things
to say on the subject.
I thought
Hi folks,
Ive been playing back F2006 with full GPO with no
problems (minimal anyhow). However, I got a shock when I tried to save as midieverything
is crammed into the first 16 channels. This also happens when using Softsynths
and save as audio is selected. Its as if the seven other
On 31 Aug 2005 at 19:59, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
Compared to 2k5 and any XP version you might like the anti-aliased
screen display on the Mac. Imo a real advantage of the Mac version
over the Win version.
???
The music on my screen is anti-aliased, because I have anti-aliasing
turned on in
Friend
Harold Owen wrote, of: the Windows combination, ALT-0173
We call it a hard dash ,,,snip Unfortunately the hard dash is
an em-dash (longer) rather than an en-dash like the lyric hyphens.
It's the only work-around I now of.
but I would note that Windows fonts give three choices:
ronan / 2005/08/31 / 02:39 PM wrote:
I've been playing back F2006 with full GPO with no problems (minimal
anyhow). However, I got a shock when I tried to save as midi-everything is
crammed into the first 16 channels. This also happens when using Softsynths
and save as audio is selected. It's as
On 31 Aug 2005 at 14:32, Christopher Smith wrote:
On Aug 31, 2005, at 1:30 PM, Aaron Sherber wrote:
At 12:31 PM 08/31/2005, Harold Owen wrote:
The character I use for the ligature in cases such as e_il is in
the Toccata Font, lower base b.
There's also one in the Engraver font,
On 20:41 Uhr David W. Fenton wrote:
The music on my screen is anti-aliased, because I have anti-aliasing
turned on in the OS. The only reason that I can see that Finale
wouldn't anti-alias is if you haven't turned on Windows font
smoothing (as they call it). Or are you saying that Finale does
On 31 Aug 2005 at 15:00, Darcy James Argue wrote:
Previous versions of Finale for Mac used QuickDraw, which is similar
to OS 9-style drawing. QuickDraw includes basic antialiasing, and
looks similar to ClearType on Windows.
But native OS X antialiasing -- called Quartz -- is *much* better
On 31 Aug 2005 at 21:01, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 20:41 Uhr David W. Fenton wrote:
The music on my screen is anti-aliased, because I have anti-aliasing
turned on in the OS. The only reason that I can see that Finale
wouldn't anti-alias is if you haven't turned on Windows font
smoothing
On 21:16 Uhr David W. Fenton wrote:
Well, it would depend on how that's done. I'd think you would want
those kinds of lines to always be at least 1 onscreen pixel, so I'd
think anti-aliasing wouldn't really help much.
I posted last week about Adobe Acrobat Reader 5 vs. 7, and the
difference
On 31 Aug 2005, at 3:16 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
Well, it would depend on how that's done. I'd think you would want
those kinds of lines to always be at least 1 onscreen pixel, so I'd
think anti-aliasing wouldn't really help much.
Quartz uses shaded pixels to create the illusion of line
On 31 Aug 2005, at 3:13 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
Of course, if it vastly improves the anti-aliasing of small font
sizes, that might make it more compelling as a feature, since Finale
is the kind of program where it's useful to see a lot on the screen
at once (i.e., smaller magnification).
Hmm, I would have thought that moving the Qualtiy CPU way down,
would have exacerbated the clicks, etc, rather than improving them.
I'll have to try that. By absolutely dry, do you mean to set the
room size to zero?
Dean
On Aug 31, 2005, at 9:07 AM, Harold Owen wrote:
Regarding
Just uncheck the Ambience reverb button to disable it.
- Darcy
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On 31 Aug 2005, at 5:01 PM, Dean M. Estabrook wrote:
Hmm, I would have thought that moving the Qualtiy CPU way down,
would have exacerbated the clicks, etc, rather than improving them.
Le 05-08-31 à 07:08, Johannes Gebauer a écrit :
Am I correct that only dotted slurs and similar smart shapes are
affected by this bug? I am not trying to make it look less serious,
it is serious, but I am trying to work out whether it will be a
problem for me...
Johannes
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