11-06-2023, 07:08 AM
> MB1: "Exporting files generates copies with hard embedded (ineditable) graphics. The same with printing." That is not really true. ..."
You're right, I correct myself.
My use case is that I play in 3 different bands/orchestras with each having a repertoire of 40-100 songs. With multiple parts about 300 songs in total. Additionally some practicing stuff. So nothing special.
For roughly about the half of the songs I add hand written annotations for dynamics, phrasing and other standard things. For that I use the pen which is simple, quick and easy. Also nothing special with that.
I've never come along with music sheets in other formats than PDF for the last 15 years (exported from notation software or scanned. And regarding images: Img2Pdf converts all of them losslessly and fast).
PDF offers all annotation functions I need (and probably the vast majority of MS users), and I've never had any problems with PDf annotations for 20 years (in my job).
I just asked for automation of an already existing (!!!!!!) and working (!!!!!!) function to export 100 sheets into the leading standard format for sharing documents, PDF.
> itsme: Just one click on the button "Embed Annotations" is required after annotating to save your annotations in the original file
Yes, right. And it's not realistic to never forget to do these two clicks when switching to the next song. It could be so easy to automate this. That's all I suggested.
You're right, I correct myself.
My use case is that I play in 3 different bands/orchestras with each having a repertoire of 40-100 songs. With multiple parts about 300 songs in total. Additionally some practicing stuff. So nothing special.
For roughly about the half of the songs I add hand written annotations for dynamics, phrasing and other standard things. For that I use the pen which is simple, quick and easy. Also nothing special with that.
I've never come along with music sheets in other formats than PDF for the last 15 years (exported from notation software or scanned. And regarding images: Img2Pdf converts all of them losslessly and fast).
PDF offers all annotation functions I need (and probably the vast majority of MS users), and I've never had any problems with PDf annotations for 20 years (in my job).
I just asked for automation of an already existing (!!!!!!) and working (!!!!!!) function to export 100 sheets into the leading standard format for sharing documents, PDF.
> itsme: Just one click on the button "Embed Annotations" is required after annotating to save your annotations in the original file
Yes, right. And it's not realistic to never forget to do these two clicks when switching to the next song. It could be so easy to automate this. That's all I suggested.