KNUT NERGAARD commented,
Thanks, Robert. I haven't tested the new additions to your plug-in suite except for Copy System Baselines, which doesn't seem to work for some reason. I'll definitely check out the spacing plug-i...
KNUT NERGAARD commented,
Thanks, John! Come to think of it, implementing the ability to adjust the length of ledger line extensions into special tools would be a great alternative to Finale doing this kind of thing autom...
KNUT NERGAARD commented,
I also recognize this as the simplest solution to some of Finale's spacing idiosyncrasies. Unfortunately, John's preferred setting introduces problems if applied to notes with accidentals or with...
KNUT NERGAARD commented,
I concur that staff styles is one of Finale's major assets over the competition. It's also a feature very much in the Finale spirit of ultimate flexibility. I'm not very concerned with playback mys...
KNUT NERGAARD created a post,
One of the major advances of Lilypond and Dorico compared to Finale is their automatic shortening of ledger line extensions on notes with accidentals (see below). This is an excellent feature based...
KNUT NERGAARD commented,
I really appreciate that, Michael! I'm sure your goals towards increased transparency and predictability are very sincere. Hopefully these efforts will be increasingly evident in your interaction w...
KNUT NERGAARD commented,
I wholeheartedly support both Pavel and Adrian's comments. May I just add that there are even some more obscure openType features than those mentioned by Pavel which might prove to be invaluable ...
KNUT NERGAARD commented,
Me too! Thank you, Michael, for finally shedding some light on Jari's situation. It should be pretty clear from what I wrote above that I do in large part share Michel's frustration about the t...
KNUT NERGAARD commented,
Thank you, Michael for your extensive reply! I am aware that the decision to withdraw the PDK is not a new one. If developers of plug-ins were few and far between in 2008, It might very well have...
KNUT NERGAARD commented,
Michael, Since you apparently have no more to add on this subject, which must mean that MM isn't budging, I would strongly suggest that you at least waver your policy for one specific developer. ...