Hi Johannes,
I have to say, I'm a little nervous about buying used or refurbished.
But, that aside -- does anyone know offhand the differences between
those two models? Is it just the speed (PPM)?
Cheers,
- Darcy
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Brooklyn, NY
On 28 Nov 2006, at 2:31 AM, Johannes
Aaron Sherber wrote:
At 07:51 PM 11/27/2006, Dean M. Estabrook wrote:
I had hoped that I could
establish a personal page and publish it on the web (which I think
I've done).
Yes.
Then, onto this page, I had hoped to place (or whatever
verb is correct here) a number of fin files, so that
Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
Raymond Horton wrote:
I requested help for this WinFin 2007 printing strangeness last week
but received almost no suggestions. Perhaps after the holiday someone
has some ideas.
Brand-new computer, and I had just installed 2007, and created some
new documents. When
Raymond Horton wrote:
I requested help for this WinFin 2007 printing strangeness last week but
received almost no suggestions. Perhaps after the holiday someone has
some ideas.
Brand-new computer, and I had just installed 2007, and created some new
documents. When printing, after some
hi!
i'm wondering if there's a c/c++/objective-c library for input/output
of etf files.
maybe someone wrote an etf converter from scratch?
(want to add an etf output feature to the cocoa app i'm working on.)
any hints where to start?
thanks
max
Darcy,
I shared your reluctance to buy a used unit, but last Friday was the first anniversary of
my buying an HP 5siMX from a local volume dealer here in Indianapolis. I also
prematurely retired a Ricoh.
I paid $375 for the 5si and it's still going strong. It has the duplexer in it,
and it
Hello Darcy,
I work with two 5000s and a 5100. The 5100 is faster and the 5000 are older,
other than that there are really no differences that I can tell. I have had
some font issues where the 5100 would not print properly but the 5000 would
printing the same document. I've also had it the other
I don't understand this request. Etf is a proprietary Finale format that has
been deprecated by Makemusic. The only source for such a library might have
been Makemusic, but since the format is deprecated, don't expect help there.
Furthermore, since it is deprecated, I would steer clear of it.
On
Just being picky: Ki + ya = Kya. Not ka as you stated. I'm following
this thread with interest even though I have nothing except banalities like
that to add to it.
On 11/28/06, Bruce K H Kau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've managed to get something that sorta works. Only thing, is one of
the
Hello All,
I would like to ask two things.
First, something happened which really scares me. I wrote a little exercise
some days ago. When I tried to open it this morning, I got the following
message:
' C:/Documents and Settings/Will/Desktop/MUS/ex21.MUS appears to be corrput;
attempting to
Friends, if I man, Just a minor modification to Aaron Sherber's
suggestion wrote:
In the following quote, where Aaron wrote root, read same; where he
wrote subfolder, read different folder, and where he worte
SubfolderName/filename.mp3, read different folder path / filename.mp3.
First, you
- Original Message -
From: Will Denayer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: finale@shsu.edu
Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 4:25 PM
Subject: [Finale] Error message and simple entry message
Hello All,
I would like to ask two things.
First, something happened which really scares me. I wrote a
In fact, last night, in an attempt to begin my education in these
matters, I did go on line and accessed a series of primers on writing
links, etc. I think the mud is beginning to clear a bit, and I
really am appreciative of all the time you folks have taken to
attempt to get me on the
Hello,
I would like to tap the collective wisdom of the list on a question
that has come to me. I can't help this guy, but I hope some of you
might know what he should do. Here is his query:
I co-arranged and recorded a piece (Nature Boy) with the late
composer (Eden Ahbez) who left me
Will Denayer wrote:
Hello All,
I would like to ask two things.
First, something happened which really scares me. I wrote a little exercise some days ago. When I tried to open it this morning, I got the following message:
' C:/Documents and Settings/Will/Desktop/MUS/ex21.MUS appears to be
Go into Finale 2007 PreferencesProgram OptionsPrint and Save
uncheck
Use Finale's Page Orientation instead of the Printer's Orientation.
Your print driver settings (such as n-up) should then be respected
again, as in Fin 2k6. (Hopefully).
One still has to manually change page size and
Will Denayer wrote:
Hello All,
I would like to ask two things.
First, something happened which really scares me. I wrote a little exercise some days ago. When I tried to open it this morning, I got the following message:
' C:/Documents and Settings/Will/Desktop/MUS/ex21.MUS appears to be
I can confirm your missing or changed noteheads problem when printing
to certain laser printers under OSX. A couple of things:
(1) you will generally notice this problem more in longer (larger)
files of more than one page. If your only option is to print from
Acrobat Reader, you may have
At 11/28/2006 10:25 AM, Will Denayer wrote:
First, something happened which really scares me. I wrote a little exercise
some days ago. When I tried to open it this morning, I got the following
message:
' C:/Documents and Settings/Will/Desktop/MUS/ex21.MUS appears to be corrput;
attempting to
David Froom forwarded:
I co-arranged and recorded a piece (Nature Boy) with the late composer
(Eden Ahbez) who left me the master, told me how he wanted it
produced, asked me to finish it, and see to its distribution. He left
his publishing to an aged freind who I am told has no interest.
Hi Max,
i'm wondering if there's a c/c++/objective-c library
for input/output of etf files.
maybe someone wrote an etf converter from scratch?
ETF is no longer supported by Finale as of Finale 2007. 2007 will read
ETF files but will not write them. We wrote an ETF converter once, but
found
On Nov 28, 2006, at 3:03 AM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
I have to say, I'm a little nervous about buying used or refurbished.
But, that aside -- does anyone know offhand the differences between
those two models? Is it just the speed (PPM)?
Don't be too nervous; a refurbished printer is
Hi Hiro and Bruce,
Not sure if I understand this. Is this a WinFin specific thing
that I can't find?
Yes, it is WinFin specific. And if you can't find it, Japanese text
will indeed not work on WinFin.
Go to any dialog box for setting fonts in WinFin and there will be a
list box in the lower
On Nov 28, 2006, at 9:33 AM, Fiskum, Steve wrote:
I've had my 5000s since they first came out and
have never had to make a call for service, very reliable. They are
worth the
money IMO.
I have never purchased the duplex tray so I have no experience with
dulpexing.
The duplexer is no
The 5100's have a faster print server than the 5000's (100baseT
ethernet). The 5100 supports Rendezvous networking, not sure that the
5000 does. The printer settings can be managed from your browser on a
5100, not sure the 5000 supports this. I have a duplexer on each of
my two 5100s, and
At 11:30 AM -0600 11/28/06, Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
David Froom forwarded:
I co-arranged and recorded a piece (Nature Boy) with the late
composer (Eden Ahbez) who left me the master, told me how he wanted
it produced, asked me to finish it, and see to its distribution. He
left his publishing
CRC errors are the beginning sign of a failing hard drive.
1..You can run a disk repair tool, and if you haven't done much saving
since the error, they can recover bad disk sectors.
2.. Buy a new hard drive immediately.
Phil Daley AutoDesk
Phil, This cannot be the case. The
Phil, This cannot be the case. The computer I am using is less than 3
months old. Thank you for the valuable feed-back from everyone.
Really. Ok. You are the expert. Hope you have a back up.
I'd take Phil's advise. Get a new drive, copy everything off the old
one, then take your receipt and
Will Denayer wrote:
CRC errors are the beginning sign of a failing hard drive.
1..You can run a disk repair tool, and if you haven't done much saving
since the error, they can recover bad disk sectors.
2.. Buy a new hard drive immediately.
Phil Daley AutoDesk
Phil, This cannot
In MAC-FIN 07: After page 1, is there a way to generate the
instrument's names on their respective parts as either a header or a
footer? In other words, the title, and page 2, 3, etc. generate
automatically. How can I get Flute 1, Fl 2, etc. generated
automatically on pages 2ff? Every time
On Nov 28, 2006, at 9:33 AM, Fiskum, Steve wrote:
I've had my 5000s since they first came out and
have never had to make a call for service, very reliable. They are
worth the
money IMO.
I have never purchased the duplex tray so I have no experience with
dulpexing.
The duplexer
On 28 Nov 2006 at 19:46, Will Denayer wrote:
[quoting Phil Daley:]
CRC errors are the beginning sign of a failing hard drive.
1..You can run a disk repair tool, and if you haven't done much saving
since the error, they can recover bad disk sectors.
2.. Buy a new hard drive immediately.
Gerry,
Set up a text block where you want it to appear in the score (and the
parts - I put mine in the upper LH corner) and go to the insert
list in the text tool. Insert Score/Part Name and things should
work the way you want. Remember to set up the text block Frame
Attributes to
Gerry Kirk wrote:
In MAC-FIN 07: After page 1, is there a way to generate the instrument's
names on their respective parts as either a header or a footer? In other
words, the title, and page 2, 3, etc. generate automatically. How can I
get Flute 1, Fl 2, etc. generated automatically on pages
Does anyone have any idea why the opaque background behind text in
expressions would be printing as a light gray rectangle on some
printers? I'm on MacFin2k7, printing as PDF, then this PDF is being
printed at Kinko's. I've never seen this happen before. I don't
have this problem when
Chuck Israels wrote:
The only silly thing about this, in my view, is the necessity to
have the Score header on the score pages. Seems to me fairly
obvious that it's the score, but I see why it is part of the way the
system works. If that is a deal breaker, you can always hide that
header
On Nov 28, 2006, at 2:32 PM, RPM Seattle wrote:
I have a duplexer on each of my two 5100s, and neither one will print
duplex (two sided) legal from Mac OSX. This may be a mac driver issue
(broken duplexer is ruled out because neither works), but buyer
beware, if you want to do legal
Nope. It's always been an option, usually indicated by a 'd' after
the model number.
J D Thomas
ThomaStudios
On Nov 28, 2006, at 2:41 PM, Andrew Stiller wrote:
Also, I coulda swore the duplexer was integral to the 5100, not an
extra.
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If anyone has any info about whether there is in fact a new-and-
improved, more robust duplexer for the LaserJet 5200, I'd be very
much obliged. The ability to duplex 100# offset (i.e. 40 lb. bond)
paper is a very big priority for me.
It sounds like I may be better off simply buying a new
Darcy:
Just for my information, why do you need 100# paper? Everyone else seems
satisfied with the lighter weights. I ask because I'm jusst getting ready
to set up my own publishing and I would like to feature stock that is more
substantial and standworthy than the regular papers.
Thanks,
If anyone has any info about whether there is in fact a new-and-
improved, more robust duplexer for the LaserJet 5200, I'd be very
much obliged. The ability to duplex 100# offset (i.e. 40 lb. bond)
paper is a very big priority for me.
It sounds like I may be better off simply buying a new
Hi Lee,
I'd be very surprised if the duplexer for the 5200 involved any
substantial
engineering changes from the 5100 duplexer. In any case, it's
rated for a
max paper weight of 120 g/sq.m., which is equivalent to 32 lb. bond
or 80
lb. offset, so I suspect the 100 lb. offset paper (148
I wrote:
No -- although you're right that I didn't mean 67 lb. bond. I'm
talking about letter-size Hammermill Cover Stock, which is
advertised as 67 lb., but checking the packaging, I see it's 148
g/m2. This is close to 40 lb. bond and just a bit thicker than the
9x12 100# offset paper I
I'd be very surprised if the duplexer for the 5200 involved any
substantial
engineering changes from the 5100 duplexer. In any case, it's
rated for a
max paper weight of 120 g/sq.m., which is equivalent to 32 lb. bond
or 80
lb. offset, so I suspect the 100 lb. offset paper (148
Is Finale 2007 still the latest version out? No 2007a yet?
ng
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Yes, still 2007. They are still working on the maintenance update.
Chuck
On Nov 28, 2006, at 6:40 PM, Neal Gittleman wrote:
Is Finale 2007 still the latest version out? No 2007a yet?
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I like my Ricoh AP2610 very much. I don't own the duplexer, and I don't
use the bypass tray for large paper, or even for letter-sized paper.
For double-sided printing, no matter what the quantity, I simply load
the paper, after printing one side, into the regular tray. Works quite
well.
Well, I don't know what's going on. The first two new files I entered
in 2007 printed incorrectly. I was able to get one of them to
eventually to print correctly but not the other.Now my newly-created
2007 files seem to be printing OK. That 8-part vocal score and parts
won't print
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