Printme usc .exe#

There are a total of 403,820 posts in 58,165 threads. Thank you.Ĭurrently it is Friday, Ap11:35 AM (GMT -5) I do have an active support case, which I can now close out. To retrieve documents Once you have located a PrintMe terminal or are using a Self-Serve kiosk, enter the Release Code in the field labeled Release Code. PrintMe systems in the area will be displayed.

Printme usc .exe#

exe in the Finale Program Files folder, and right clicking Properties and selecting 'Run as Administrator'. Click the link ‘Locate a Printer’ under the Explore menu at Enter your City, State or Zip on the map. Need to contact Finale Technical Support? Click here to create a support case. Can you try closing the program, right-clicking the PrintMusic icon and choosing Run as Administrator? If you're still having trouble, click the link in my signature below to send a support request. We can see that error come up if there's a permissions issue. I may try it on my XP system and see if it works better there. I have since uninstalled SmartScore X Professional Demo and removed all references from my Registry as well. However, there may be something else that occured that cause it. I installed SmartScore X Professional Demo to try out, and didn't use PrintMusic for about a month and a half before I noticed the problem. I scan in Gray scale with printed music not handswritten. 'As a musician, he's a damn fine woodworker.' That's my system, and I'm stickin' to it.įavorite reference: Essential Dictionary of Music Notation, Gerou & Lusk, 1996 Create a Library Print account through one of the following methods: Swipe your USCard or USC Print & Copy Card Xerox Multifunction Printer USC Students, staff, and faculty: Enter your USC NETID AND PASSWORD Guests: Create a LibraryPrint account at the LibraryPrint website before attempting to print. WebMaster and bass for the Seattle SeaChordsmen FINALE TIPS at Print Music 2004, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010 Finale 2010b, 2011b. Allowing for proofreading, and correcting the scan errors, it's usually faster and more accurate to simple enter the piece with Simple or Speedy entry.

Many of us have found that scanning, except for very simple, straightforward pieces, is not worth the time and trouble. What kind of music are you scanning? Printed, or handwritten? Are you scanning as B & W, or greyscale? This file has been downloaded 242 time(s).