On 18.01.2006 dhbailey wrote:
In that case, were I a Mac user, I would petition MakeMusic to either A) put
all the settings on a single panel as it is on Windows machines, or B) make the
Left/Right stuff work with the Page Ranges: panel.
That has very little to do with MakeMusic. It's
Darcy James Argue wrote:
On 17 Jan 2006, at 9:59 PM, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
But you have to change panes anyway, right?
Sure, but edit parameters - change panes - edit parameters takes
longer than just change panes - edit parameters.
Besides, this is something that is clearly broken.
Mike Greensill / 2006/01/17 / 03:43 PM wrote:
It seems that nearly every time I open Finale now it tells me that
it's expecting blah, blah, blah midi device. Of course the midi
device is still connected and turned on from the last time I opened
Finale. Finale seems to have forgotten. So I
It turns out that the BEST setting for the scanner port is something
called ECP which is the default setting in the BIOS;-)
Aren't allthese things fun?
Henry Howey
Professor of Music
Sam Houston State University
Box 2208
Huntsville, TX 77341
(936) 294-1364
Thought this might be useful to anyone trying to decipher the new
copying behaviour when you try to copy things from other documents. I
thought it was so great, but there are still problems.
I was reconstituting the score that I lost from the File Overwrite bug
bite, when I realised that none
On 18.01.2006 A-NO-NE Music wrote:
That has very little to do with MakeMusic. It's Apple's design.
Sorry, but this is not correct.
OSX provides basic default dialog API, but how an app behaves on it is
depending on the app developer. For example, Acrobat gives you
everything you need on the
In a message dated 1/18/06 11:17:26 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was reconstituting the score that I lost from the File Overwrite bug
bite, when I realised that none of the double bars, nor the repeats,
were copying to the new document. I tried just about everything except
clip files (drag
Thanks for your input Hiro!
I think you're right, it's not a Finale issue. I seem to have had
midi problems ever since they did away with serial ports. When I got
my latest computer ( powermac G4 laptop, with no serial ports) I
tried to use my Fatar controller with a midiman, midi to usb,
On Jan 18, 2006, at 12:30 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 1/18/06 11:17:26 AM,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was reconstituting the score that I lost from the File Overwrite
bug
bite, when I realised that none of the double bars, nor the repeats,
were copying to the
Mike Greensill / 2006/01/18 / 01:19 PM wrote:
I think you're right, it's not a Finale issue. I seem to have had
midi problems ever since they did away with serial ports. When I got
my latest computer ( powermac G4 laptop, with no serial ports) I
tried to use my Fatar controller with a
At 12:14 PM 1/18/06 -0500, Christopher Smith wrote:
I was reconstituting the score that I lost from the File Overwrite bug
bite
Your last backup was that long before? This bug couldn't possibly overwrite
all previous files?
I've never been bitten by this bug (I'm on 2K5), and crashes and other
At 02:28 PM 1/18/06 -0500, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
5. Save all documents, exit the program, and restart it.
Sorry, not clear: I do this only at a *major* revision point, or when I
have other large programs to run.
Dennis
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On Jan 18, 2006, at 2:28 PM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
At 12:14 PM 1/18/06 -0500, Christopher Smith wrote:
I was reconstituting the score that I lost from the File Overwrite bug
bite
Your last backup was that long before? This bug couldn't possibly
overwrite
all previous files?
I had
Mike Greensill wrote:
It seems that nearly every time I open Finale now it tells me that
it's expecting blah, blah, blah midi device. Of course the midi
device is still connected and turned on from the last time I opened
Finale. Finale seems to have forgotten. So I go to midi set-up and
Anyone know if there's going to be a FinMac 2006d updater sometime?
Martin Banner
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I would agree with every one of these steps, except I would reorder
to: Scotch, dinner, and then, sleep. A wee dram or two is an
excellent preprandial exercise.
Dean
On Jan 18, 2006, at 11:28 AM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
3. At every major stopping point (dinner, sleep, Scotch), exit
http://www.macworld.com/2006/01/features/imaclabtest1/index1.php
We tested three different non-native applications on the Intel-
based iMac, and compared the results to the iMac G5. All of the
tests showed that PowerPC applications run on the new iMac at less
than half their native speed.
Mike, has your computer gone to sleep with Finale still running?
Mathew
Thanks Mathew. Yes, I do that all the time, though overnight I
usually turn everything off.
I did just download the newest driver for my keyboard so I'm hoping
that will help.
Mike Greensill
www.mikegreensill.com
My old Epson Stylus color 760 has finally given up on me and I need to get a
new printer. I'm well aware that a laser printer would probably give better
results, but as I do ocassionaly need colour printouts (and can't afford a
colour laser) and don't have too many complaints about inkjet
On 18 Jan 2006 at 15:44, Christopher Smith wrote:
Your method certainly looks like it works. I just have to think of
it...
I have all the benefits of Dennis's methods with ZERO EXTRA
KEYSTROKES.
I use an undelete program that runs in the background, and protects
all deleted files on my
I would definitely recommend Canon for printers (though not for
scanners). Make sure you get one with single ink tanks.
I don't know the current models, but my i865 is excellent, it even
prints on CD-R printables.
Naturally, for music laser is far superior.
Johannes
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Title: [Finale] FinMac 2006c copying behaviour between
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At 12:01 PM -0600 18/1/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Christopher
Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Finale] FinMac 2006c copying
behaviour between files
Thought this might
be useful to anyone trying to decipher the new
copying
I have an Epson CX6400 for color stuff, etc. ... not very expensive,
but it works fine. Then I purchased an HP Laser Jet 1320 for printing
scores and parts (also not real expensive), which works great.
Dean
On Jan 18, 2006, at 2:39 PM, Colin Broom wrote:
My old Epson Stylus color 760 has
Colin Broom / 2006/01/18 / 05:39 PM wrote:
I'm looking at the Canon Pixma iP4000, which has been getting relativelyt
good reviews. Anyone used it for score printing?
I am not crazy about Canon especially their support. HP is much easier
to deal with. Two of my students have had problems with
At 10:39 PM 1/18/06 +, Colin Broom wrote:
My old Epson Stylus color 760 has finally given up on me and I need to get a
new printer. I'm well aware that a laser printer would probably give better
results, but as I do ocassionaly need colour printouts (and can't afford a
colour laser) and
I have a Canon Pixma iP4000 and am very pleased
with it. Its score and parts output is fine -- not
anythingextraordinary, but for an inkjet I'm very
pleased. The carts are prettyinexpensive and the color
carts are individually replaceable, which is a nice plusand the speed is
GREAT!
For an all-in-one I'd go with the Canon Pixma MP780. It does duplexing,
has an ADF and is top-rated all around. For a stand-alone scanner I'd go
with the Epson 3490.
On 1/18/2006 2:39 PM Colin Broom wrote:
My old Epson Stylus color 760 has finally given up on me and I need to
get a new
One last word on this subject.
In my experiences, both Canon and Epson support for Mac is not as good as HP.
My ancient HP 5MP is still kicking on both Mac and Win. Epson 850N,
which I paid a lot for Ethernet capability, doesn't have Tiger driver,
and they don't care. Canon ip3000 Mac problem,
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