Richard Smith wrote:
Sibelius will read XML but a plug-in must be bought to write XML. A
pain. However, Sibelius 5 will read and write in Sibelius 4, 3 2
formats. I now use Sibelius 5 and manage site licenses in my school
district for both Sibelius 4 3. File sharing is not a problem and our
On 19.09.2007 dhbailey wrote:
The Coda/MakeMusic people decided that omitting some data from a
current-version file when saving in a previous-version file would not be a good
thing and so have made no attempt to be able to do so. That has always been
the case, and my bet is that it will
Richard,
if Sibelius can save older formats - maybe Finale also can, soon? I mean,
it's a feature fight anyway, so let's hope Finale does it as well. I don't
mind if you can't save things you could not do in earlier versions, I mean,
that's logical. I'm happy to say: Well, do your best and try
keith helgesen / 07.9.19 / 7:11 PM wrote:
If Finale (i.e. Make Music, or Coda, or whatever) have a list of all these
known bugs, why don't they bring out one huge 'update' which fixes ALL these
well documented and long-known bugs?
Once an application is designed to do more than one thing, bug
Although Finale 3.0 was a big change from previous versions, it was
not developed from scratch. As far as I know, Finale has never been
redeveloped from scratch. I've only known Finale since version 2.6,
so I can't say for sure, but I think some parts of present-day Finale
are unchanged
Hi Kurt,
When you talk about compatibility across programs, this is an area
where Finale is ahead of Sibelius, not vice versa. Finale 2008 saves
MusicXML files that can be read by 50 other programs, including the
2007 versions of SongWriter, PrintMusic, Allegro, and Finale, along
with Sibelius 4
Michael Cook / 07.9.19 / 2:20 PM wrote:
Although Finale 3.0 was a big change from previous versions, it was
not developed from scratch. As far as I know, Finale has never been
redeveloped from scratch. I've only known Finale since version 2.6,
so I can't say for sure, but I think some parts
Michael,
thanks for the info. I have never used XML. Can you tell me how good this
solution is? Say, I want to export a choir and bigband score including
lyrics, chords, articulations, sounds, repetitions like d. s. al coda,
repetitions with 2nd endings, (linked parts (?))... What will I get?
Or
Hi Kurt,
Say, I want to export a choir and bigband score including
lyrics, chords, articulations, sounds, repetitions like
d. s. al coda, repetitions with 2nd endings, (linked
parts (?))... What will I get?
If you're going back to Finale 2004 or later, it should save all of
that
This is a surprise, since it was working yesterday. Well, not
entirely true, I guess, since I did get this message once in a while
but a restart of the application always worked.
I'm on FMac2008.r2
OSX 10.4.10
Dual 2 GHz Power PC G5
4GB Ram
The first part of the error report looks like
The only time I ever had a bad address error is when I had a bad RAM
chip.
MemTest is a shareware app that does a great job of detecting bad
RAM. I highly recommend it.
Barring that, am I right in thinking that you have 2 X 2 GB chips?
Try removing one and see if it crashes. Then try the
On Sep 19, 2007, at 7:52 PM, Christopher Smith wrote:
The only time I ever had a bad address error is when I had a bad
RAM chip.
MemTest is a shareware app that does a great job of detecting bad
RAM. I highly recommend it.
Barring that, am I right in thinking that you have 2 X 2 GB
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