NOTATIO

The Major Orchestra Librarians' Association's booklet on the basics:

http://mola-inc.org/article/Music-Prepa ... -Music.pdf

Cool!

Whitcopress' web site says it uses Graphire exclusively for publications, but the site hasn't been updated since 2004. I found a program review in the About this Particular Macintosh ezine from 2001, http://www.atpm.com/7.08/music-press.shtml#43555 , with a reader comment from 2013 by an Ernie Mansf...

In the usenet discussion group rec.music.classical.guitar, in 2004, Richard White said: Graphire is a very small operation. Try writing to Charles Hiestand at Charles@graphire.com He'll tell you anything you need to know. I've said it before, and I'll say it again: Music Press is the best kept non-s...

Richard Yates emailed me that he uses Finale. Maybe mmacauley knows something more about the present state of Graphire Music Press. It is certainly a shame if it is languishing when it could become another open source product. I owe you an apology, or my lousy memory owes me an apology, or most lik...

DatOrganistTho wrote:All of this, however, is worth what you paid for it, so take it or leave it.

Your thoughtful comments are worth a great deal more than what I paid for them! Thank you.

This is a nice forum.

I thought of that. Version 1.0 will apparently miss some features but they'll be forthcoming, and anyone's v. 1 will have a bug or two but that will be fixed as well. It will probably need a later version of the Mac OS than what I run but I'm going to have to upgrade at some point anyway. But it's a...

I'm considering switching to another notation program and it seems it would be one of these two. I've walked through LilyPond/Denemo and the Sibelius demo and they look okay, but I dread taking the at least three weeks to really learn each one. If I went with LilyPond I'd have to use it through Dene...

Posts here have used "awesome" and "amazing" to describe your comparison facility.

I concur completely. Really nice!

DatOrganistTho, that's very helpful -- thanks!