I get Enigma errors all the time since I moved to 2014. Just wondering if anyone else has encountered that error. I'm gonna keep plowing ahead and see if it happens again, but I'm making lots of backups with different file names as I go. bak file has the same title as the old, now deleted, file. After my initial freak out, I realized I could copy all and paste it into the template I had created for this job (5 titles with the same instrumentation) so I just did that and got back to work. I honestly didn't look if it deleted the. I don't use auto-save as it used to drive me crazy. one other thought - maybe you could try saving in 2012 format? There's also the old File Maintenance command to experiment with. Since you've already copied the music out, it might be worth trying to erase everything in the document to see if it makes a difference. Out of curiosity, was this document created in 2014? asv files (which you'd want to make a copy of right away), you might also look through the Undo/Redo history and try stepping back a ways to see if you can save from an earlier point. which, logically, must make conducting a form of insanity. This appears to be file specific, but obviously I can't post the file since it won't save. I certainly won't start any new jobs on it. Pretty nervous about using 2014 now though. I can also open an new template, copy everything, and plunk it into that file which saves fine so it doesn't seem to be caused by an individual element in the file. The file is still open, so I've exported it as an XML for safety. I can't even manually make a copy of it in Windows Explorer since Finale deleted the file. I've tried "Save as" as well, but I can't save this file. Even worse when I go to the folder containing the file, the file is gone!!! Finale must delete the old file or something before saving the new one, but here it deleted the old and then couldn't save a new one. I was working on a file and hit save (CTRL-S) just as I had a zillion times before and all of a sudden I get an error message "Enigma error -200" and the file can't save. Ok, maybe this is my own fault breaking my rule for using the software for real work before the "a" patch, but I just ran into a really bad bug. In the last 3 days there were 0 new threads and 0 reply posts.MakeMusic Forum > Public Forums > Finale - Windows - FORUM HAS MOVED! > Finale 2014 - WTF!!! Enigma Error -200 There are a total of 403,820 posts in 58,165 threads. PS: And how do I get rid of the red wavy underscores?Ĭurrently it is Wednesday, 10:36 PM (GMT -5) In Finale PrintMusic: "Invalid file type" Received from a friend with slightly older version of NotePad I think the file you got hasn't been transferred correctly. But Finale PrintMusic says "Incompatible version". mus file attached there was no error, neither in Finale Reader nor in NotePad. When I retrieved the email to Thunderbird with the. The erroneous file was downloaded directly from my web-mail site. "As a musician, he's a damn fine woodworker." ![]() That's my system, and I'm stickin' to it. WebMaster and bass for the Seattle SeaChordsmen FINALE TIPS at Finale 2010, 2011, 2012 on Mac 10.7 Generally, "incompatible version" means that you are trying to open a new file, with an older version. If they were straight, they would be word extensions on the lyrics. Problem solved - thanks for the cooperation.Ĭan you post the file, or the link? I'm not sure what the "red wavy underscores" are. I don't intend to prolong this thread further. The other, of course, involves orcs." ~John Rogersġ) "red wavy underscores": Occurred when writing messages like this - but not today(!?) Not a PrintMusic or NotePad problem. One is a childish fantasy that often engenders a lifelong obsession with its unbelievable heroes, leading to an emotionally stunted, socially crippled adulthood, unable to deal with the real world. "There are two novels that can change a bookish fourteen-year old's life: The Lord of the Rings and Atlas Shrugged. otherwise, the other way works in all cases. MUS files are compatible with all MakeMusic programs.Īs long as you are not opening a more recent file in an older version (ie opening a 2012 file in a 2010 program). The other way around - opening Finale PrintMusic files in NotePad - is no problem.Īll. ) cannot be opened (= are not allowed) in 'higher ranking' Finale programs - which seems a bit fussy. ![]() mus-files created in NotePad (not to be confused with the Windows-app.
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