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I am not having any issue with this on either my iMac Pro or my M1, both over Monterey 12.5. My Preferences are set up as in MikeR's post.
Thanks for clarifying. Frankly, I was expecting Finale 25 on a high resolution monitor but you are running neither. 1920 x 1080 is the old FHD spec — and I do mean old. https://www.tomshardware.c...
We need to know what versions of Finale and Windows. Likewise, we need to know about your monitor. There are display resolution issues with Windows and high resolution monitors, especially with Fin...
Setting Playback in NotePerformer is not intuitive. The instructions are pretty clear, however, and if followed precisely will give good results. You can export some staves to other VSTs at the sam...
Times.ttc is a default System Font. You can neither install nor uninstall those. That folder is locked and you can’t even drag fonts into or out of it. Reread the Apple doc with that knowledge and ...
You are misreading that support document. Times.ttc is absolutely a System Font. Once again, the real problem is that Font Book.app is not showing any of the System Fonts in Monterey 12.5. There ...
Follow the instructions in the Knowledge Base article that David posted. You can ignore most of the chatter. Apple is not replacing Times with Times New Roman, a Microsoft font that has never ins...
I stand corrected. It is a bug. Per the Knowledge Base article, Within the FontBook app (Applications > FontBook), the font will not be listed because the macOS does not detect the font even th...
I'm not certain what the problem may be but I certainly know what it is not. Times is a basic System Font in the MacOS. (MacintoshHD)/System/Library/Fonts. You will see Times.ttc and your other S...
Regrettably, unless it's been recently fixed, this stopped working a few versions ago I think that was part of eliminating the old Tempo tool which happened with the release of 25. Many complain...