Software developer by day; musician (trombone, euphonium, alto horn, guitar, bass,) arranger and composer by night. Finale user since 98.
THOMAS COX commented,
Follow up: The Windows Settings Accessibility panel has an option to "Always Show Scrollbars" For other programs, this includes the scrollbar arrows. Finale does not respond to changing this settin...
THOMAS COX commented,
Sorry, forgot to add that: Finale 27.2.0.144; Windows 11 Pro, Build 22000 Edit: the specific behavior is that they are not always invisible, they slowly fade in when you hover over them, and slowly...
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Please, please stop making these invisible. Especially the main horizontal bar when editing in scroll view. The arrows are too small when you CAN see them, and when I have to hunt & hover looking f...
THOMAS COX commented,
Thomas is the one who posted There is a large community that wants nothing to do with Apple. Yes. I did. Except for one issue, I don't count myself in it, but you can search for Louis Ross...
THOMAS COX commented,
First let me throw this out there: if you aren't using Finale on the road, you can hook up an audio interface like the Scarlett Solo and likely bypass the problem rather than buying a new laptop. I...
THOMAS COX commented,
MakeMusic could get ahead of the game if they released something that worked on Android as well. There is a large community that wants nothing to do with Apple.
THOMAS COX commented,
I use a Nektar Impact LX25+ . I really got it to use with my DAW, but it gets along with Finale (25 and 27) quite nicely. They also make a 49 key version.
THOMAS COX commented,
I was referring to Note Performer 3 - specifically that the spacing of unarticulated notes is almost staccato. I exchanged emails with Wallander tech support (which was great by the way) and they c...
THOMAS COX commented,
I rented it for a month. It's great if you want everything to sound like Mozart, but completely unacceptable (to me) for Jazz/Modern works, so I cancelled it.
THOMAS COX commented,
Thanks - that's a curious place to put it, but it does seem to work.