Larry,
User/Library/Preferences - scroll down to your Finale Preferences, move it to
the trash and restart Finale. When you have rebuilt your preferences (takes a
little fussing), save time the next time by navigating back to where the
preferences are kept and make a copy of the preference
Matthew Hindson fastmail account wrote:
Ditto with the slurs. It's frustrating as hell at the moment.
The only thing is that they market fixing this 7-year-or-so old bug as a
feature.
The ability to use any VST/AU instrument is good.
A really useful thing in this area is that you can
Thanks Chuck and Darcy! That did it, and I'm back in business. --
Larry
www.larrybeekman.com
On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 1:30 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Larry,
User/Library/Preferences - scroll down to your Finale Preferences, move it
to the trash and restart Finale. When you have rebuilt
Good suggestion, thanks. Following it, I found these two files next to Finale
2008 Preferences file:
Finale 2007 Keymaps.txt
Finale keymaps.txt
Do I need these files? I've upgraded from 2003 straight to 2008; never
installed Finale 2007. How come this file 2007 Keymaps file ended up in the
- The Mass Edit Tool can no longer be accessed by using the
traditional tool palettes.
This is a FIX??
Andrew Stiller
Kallisti Music Press
http://www.kallistimusic.com/
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Fin08 eliminated the Mass Edit tool entirely. Its functions are now
available much of the time in other tools. If you want a baseline
equivalent, it might be the Selection Tool. Everything Mass Edit could
do is available in the Selection Tool, along with much more. I have
quickly come to prefer
On 11.07.2008 Andrew Stiller wrote:
I have Mac OS 10.3, wh. apparently FinMac 09 won't support. Since long, bitter
experience has taught me *never* to upgrade an OS, but rather to buy a new
computer with the upgraded version already on it, Finale 09, promising though
it seems, is definitely
10.3 to 10.4 is painless, unless you need to do file sharing over
Ethertalk (highly unlikely).
Upgrading to 10.5 is a much bigger step, and I disrecommend it. I use
10.5 exclusively now, but I had to upgrade much of my software to get
there. I did upgrade one computer from 10.4, and I found it to
Andrew Stiller wrote:
- The Mass Edit Tool can no longer be accessed by using the
traditional tool palettes.
This is a FIX??
Yeah, the way a dog which has its gonads removed is fixed.
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On Jul 11, 2008, at 10:30 AM, Robert Patterson wrote:
I did upgrade one computer from 10.4, and I found it to be the
most annoying and troublesome upgrade ever foisted on me by Apple. (It
was still far easier than major Windows upgrades, though.)
My system is not very complex, but I found
Well, actually not like that in any way. The Mass Mover functions have
been integrated into the baseline function of the program. It's
actually a big improvement.
On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 12:51 PM, dhbailey
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Yeah, the way a dog which has its gonads removed is fixed.
Wow Robert, I had no file sharing trouble in my venture from 10.3 to
10.4. In fact, file sharing is one area that has been trouble-free
for me all the way thru OS X. But the upgrade the 10.5 was quite
problematic, as yours. I'm convinced mine was due to the gawd-awful
Migration
Good one David.
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J D Thomas
ThomaStudios
West Linn OR
www.thomastudios.com
On Jul 11, 2008, at 10:51 AM, dhbailey wrote:
Andrew Stiller wrote:
- The Mass Edit Tool can no longer be accessed by using the
traditional tool palettes.
This is a FIX??
Yeah, the
On 11 Jul 2008 at 19:14, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
But 10.3 is quite dated now.
I just don't understand this mentality. According to Wikipedia,
Panther was released Oct. 24, 2003, which means it's less than 5
years old. I'm running WinXP on my laptop and Win2K on my desktop,
which means that
dhbailey wrote:
Andrew Stiller wrote:
- The Mass Edit Tool can no longer be accessed by using the
traditional tool palettes.
This is a FIX??
Yeah, the way a dog which has its gonads removed is fixed.
Always nice to see brilliant minds at work. What specific activity would
a Mass Edit
This has always been the tradeoff between Apple and Microsoft.
Microsoft tends to value backwards compatibility, but moves very
slowly to evolve their OS and software into superior products, since
they are stuck in a quagmire of backwards compatibility. Even the
ages old 8086 processor
Robert Patterson wrote:
Well, actually not like that in any way. The Mass Mover functions have
been integrated into the baseline function of the program. It's
actually a big improvement.
On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 12:51 PM, dhbailey
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, the way a dog which has its
At 7/11/2008 01:30 PM, Robert Patterson wrote:
(It was still far easier than major Windows upgrades, though.)
Interesting observation.
WinNt4 to Win2000 was mindless, no changes needed.
Win2000 to WinXP was mindless, no changes needed.
WinXP to Vista is annoying. But Finale 3.7 runs fine on
Jari Williamsson wrote:
dhbailey wrote:
Andrew Stiller wrote:
- The Mass Edit Tool can no longer be accessed by using the
traditional tool palettes.
This is a FIX??
Yeah, the way a dog which has its gonads removed is fixed.
Always nice to see brilliant minds at work. What specific
Hence the mess you have they call vista.
On Jul 11, 2008, at 11:34 AM, David W. Fenton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On 11 Jul 2008 at 19:14, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
But 10.3 is quite dated now.
I just don't understand this mentality. According to Wikipedia,
Panther was released Oct. 24,
I simply like the fact that they incorporated several useful commands
into the contextual menu (right click/option click on mac) for certain
features that most people find useful without having to change tools
to get to those commands i.e. multimeasure rests transposition.
Does anyone know if the new FinaleScript has any kind of documentation? I
really wanted to use the original FinaleScript but never got past the very
basic functions because I just couldn't figure it out (I don't have a mind
for programming).
And anytime someone asked the developer for
On Fri, July 11, 2008 5:21 pm, Scott Jones wrote:
I simply like the fact that they incorporated several useful commands
into the contextual menu (right click/option click on mac) for certain
features that most people find useful without having to change tools
to get to those commands i.e.
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