Just bought the $99 2012 upgrade (thanks for the tip, Raymond!). Am I correct
in assuming that different versions of Finale can happily coexist on my Mac? I
usually quit using the older version of an app after I update, but I'm pretty
sure that several people on this list have (and use)
Yes, Finale 2012 will not overwrite your previous version.
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On 6/15/12 1:18 PM, Paul Hayden phayden...@cox.net wrote:
Just bought the $99 2012 upgrade (thanks for the tip, Raymond!). Am I
correct in
Don't know about a Mac, but you certainly can have both running on a PC
Cheers,
Lawrence
On 15 June 2012 19:18, Paul Hayden phayden...@cox.net wrote:
assuming that different versions of Finale can happily coexist on my Mac?
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Subject: [Finale] Multiple versions of Finale on one computer
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From: Paul Hayden phayden...@cox.net
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Sent: Friday, June 15, 2012 11:18 AM
Subject: [Finale] Multiple versions of Finale on one computer
Just bought
I use a Mac Powerbook G4 Laptop that runs both Classic (OS 9) and OSX
(10.3.9). The ability to run Classic on my computer is necessary for me
to run Finale 2003a (and Microsoft Works 4.0). I would like to be able
to use Finale 2008 on my computer as well, but I would have to upgrade
my
I'm not sure why you say you would have to upgrade to Leopard. Finale
2008 runs fine under Tiger. Have you tried running it on 10.3? Another
option would be to get a Tiger upgrade off eBay if 10.3 doesn't work.
There is a freeware program called Sheepshaver that will run classic
MacOS in a
