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From: doug@unssun.nevada.edu (Douglas Staton)
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Subject: Re: Music Prose vs. Encore
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Date: 11 Dec 90 06:16:38 GMT
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In article <12753@milton.u.washington.edu> ramsiri@blake.u.washington.edu (Enartloc Nhoj) writes:
>If Music Prose is not a too-much-watered-down version of FINALE..
>then definetly go with MP.
>
>FINALE and MUSIC PROSE use the same Kernel.. "Enigma".. 
>I know at least the output of FINALE is fantastic.  I assume
>MP is as refined a program while not being quite as flexible or
>robust.
>
>-kevin

We have a copy of FINALE here on campus, however I have found that 
there is a really nasty bug in it that causes it to lock up the
entire machine right in the middle of a 8 page composition.

I really like what I already know about FINALE and I like the features
that it offers, however, with this bug in it I can't seem to get
anything accomplished.

Does anyone out there have an explanation for this?  If it is something
small, please e-mail it to me.  If it is something that the whole net will
find useful, then go ahead and post it.

thanks in advance  &-]  (a tuba player smiley...)

skip staton
tuba player 
that just about says it all
doug@unssun.nevada.edu
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