Noteworthy Player for my Macintosh friends 2002-09-19 03:02 am I sing in an amateur choir and send arrangements by email to my fellow singers. Some of them use Macintosh and have been unable to use Noteworthy Player. What can I do? Quote Selected
Re: Noteworthy Player for my Macintosh friends Reply #1 – 2002-09-19 03:25 am Unless you can convince your friends to shell out $$$ for Windows and a PC emulator, you will have to settle with a midi file. With lyrics now, it isn't too bad, but they won't be about to see the notes unless they have a notation program that can open MIDIs Quote Selected
Re: Noteworthy Player for my Macintosh friends Reply #2 – 2002-09-19 05:32 pm 1) (as mentioned) send a MIDI file. They can play it, or import it into another music editor.2) Print to a file using a Windows Postscript printer, and send them the Postscript file. They can print or view it. (This is not easy the first couple of times you do it, but after a few times, it's no harder than printing to tree-pulp.)3) Print preview, cut and paste into a Word-Perfect, or even M$-Wurrd file, and send it (if they have either program.) Warning: Files are highly unportable between different versions of Wurrd, so this is seldom the best approach. Quote Selected
Re: Noteworthy Player for my Macintosh friends Reply #3 – 2002-09-23 03:33 pm Thanks Francis, thanks Stephen. Quote Selected
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