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Ian Pace
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« on: 13:47:46, 11-03-2007 »
A modification to my earlier query: from scouting around on the web a bit, I realise my problems with EPS files created by Sibelius may be to do with using Word 2003 instead of 2000, rather than anything to do with Vista. What I want to know is if there is any free software available that will convert EPS files to (say) JPEG format so that they can be uploaded without a problem to a Word file? My publisher has some problems with reading EPS files, so to be able to do so would help things immensely. Any fellow Sibelius users have any suggestions?
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« Reply #1 on: 14:37:02, 11-03-2007 »
I've got Sibelius 3 (and the department uses 4) so I can't quite remember some things about Sibelius 2.
Is it possible to export graphics in a different format? I thought that you could export as TIFFs.

Incidentally, one thing that Sibelius 4 does that Sibelius 3 doesn't, is allow you to select a section of your score and export it as a graphic (in a number of different formats) - very useful.
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