On 10/14/2014 3:15 AM, dc wrote:
Belated thanks for your replies. I think shared staff (or stave) will be
fine.
By the way, am I right in assuming that stave is British and staff American?
Yes.
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David H. Bailey
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So the Americans have staff sergeants, whereas the British have stave sergeants?
Klaus
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Den 14/10/2014 kl. 11.40 skrev dc den...@free.fr:
Le 14/10/2014 09:44, David H. Bailey écrit :
Yes.
Thanks for confirming, David!
Dennis
Architects lost control of Finale years ago. I am not picking on Finale,
because it is an industry-wide phenomenon and a routine hazard of aging
products, but the evidence is everywhere that architecture is out the
window at MM. Here are a few clues:
1. Beat-attached smart shapes are only
I agree with you Robert. There really hasn't been strong design
leadership. MM programmers basically hack away until they get something
that the company is willing to put into the market. Evidence of this is
features that take 3 releases to actually get close to right. Every
software
My old iMac from 2008 died and I was forced into buying a brand new iMac, OS X
10.9.4. I previously used Finale 2008 without any trouble. All of my files (and
applications) from my old Mac were migrated over from an external hard drive. I
was able to reconnect my MIDI interface and input notes
talking more about partially
thought-out implementations in this case.
I still think that Finale (and Sibelius) are still screwing up implementations
of things like linked parts and magnetic layout that Igor Engraver had right
decades ago.
Igor had (severe) problems but was designed from
In the history of Finale updates, I can’t remember Finale putting out more than
3 per version.
So, I’m guessing that the next iteration of Finale will have a new version
number on it.
-Randolph Peters
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Maybe those comparisons of cars and Tvs were a bit over the top - although I'd
like to know what your reasons are - you don't give any.
About Adobe and other patches, from Apple and MS Operating systems, I've been
using Macs for almost two decades and I can't think of a single update that has
On 10/14/2014 1:16 PM, Dean Rosenthal wrote:
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it's broken And it's really made me question why software is any
different. You can't say the sophisticated engineering that goes into
manufacturing an entire car isn't potentially as detailed as a
software app - considering there is a lot of
David,
I generally agree with your comments on this subject. But I really
don't think this is a Wall Street play in this instance. I think it is
a case where Finale as an independent company could not find a business
model that worked consistently.
It seems to me that this SHOULD have
I think this list is being entirely too pessimistic about prospects for
future Finale releases. I should let someone like Michael Good speak for
himself (or for Peaksware) but I believe some key developers from Finale
are making the move. That hardly seems like they are abandoning Finale.
I've
As far as I know, he has made no such statements publicly other than the
vague, bland non-denial the day they announced they were moving to
Boulder. Have you seen any?
I really would have thought that would be a priority, considering that
the news was basically, We're firing the CEO, we're
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