DAVIDE VEROTTA commented,
... concatenate, bind together, make 1 pdf file out of n pdf files. It is a trivial operation, but error prone when n is large. Anyway, I already answered my original question. ... and thank you ve...
DAVIDE VEROTTA commented,
If you read my OP you should notice that I am well aware of that "best advise" "suggestion": I was looking for alternatives "other than keeping each piece in a separate file" (dah ...). The reason ...
DAVIDE VEROTTA commented,
Yes of course, but it is a lot of pdf files to concatenate ... 8 parts x 10-14 = around 100 files. Maybe I'll do in blocks of 2-3 pieces/file. (It might even help with the structure of the whole pi...
DAVIDE VEROTTA commented,
... maybe there is a way to completely LOCK a section of a score? Not just a "fit measures" lock, but an instruction that completely freezes a part of the score, so that it cannot be changed, unti...
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I am starting a large project that will consist in 10-12-14 pieces for small ensemble. 3-5' each making up for around 1h of music. I am a bit hesitant about having the whole project in a single fil...
DAVIDE VEROTTA commented,
Mike Rosen, great that you decided to shut up! I really appreciate that you stop posting replies that either suggest the trivial or imply people don;t know what they are doing. To tell you the tru...
DAVIDE VEROTTA commented,
The problem with examples like this is that the error propagates. I am pretty sure that if I added 5 more bars to the example the mistake will still happen where it does (bar 4 in the re-barred 5/4...
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DAVIDE VEROTTA commented,
I am not sure what is the problem here, but you are not helping, just being condescending, and questioning people expertise gratuitously. The problem is not user error, or file corruption, whatev...
DAVIDE VEROTTA commented,
Peter, what "user error" do you think is possible in that example? Just tell me, and I will correct it. Really, what can be wrong going from 9/4 to 3/4 with option re-bar? And ..."file corruption"?...