Thought I'd share. I have a digital mixer at work that is basically a big control surface conncted to a computer running windows. Seems the big control surface didn't want to work today. The head unit (computer) looked like it was turning on, but nothing came up on the screen, and the faders didn't initialize. I call tech support. I open the front panel to see a bunch of PCI cards. He tells me to reach in, past the PCI cards, and to the right of the processor, and unseat the RAM sticks, and reseat them. Then push down gently on the CPU fan to make sure it's seated properly. Viola! The puppy booted just fine. Crazy. Since all that stuff was in the back, and reaching through tons of ribbon cable and such, it felt like the triceratops scene in the Jurassic Park movie. Fun! (but less messy)

Attempt number 2, in correct thread:

I realize this is a long shot, but does anyone here have Sibelius installed?

Edit: I think I'm sorted, though I'm still curious.

R.I.P. Google Wave [link]

Hmm. Had Google Wave. Didn't know what to do with it.

Some friends and I are actually using Wave to do online RPGs, with some decent success. Shame it'll be going away (eventually).

According to some, Google Wave was great for managing multi-person conversations that spanned multiple internet media i.e. email, chat (don't know if handle social networks as well). Apparently a limited market. And heard this, so don't know that it is true.

Hmm. Had Google Wave. Didn't know what to do with it.

You, me and a lot of other people, apparently.

Hey, Dana, in the future, I've got Sibelius and we use it extensively. The SO does all his orchestral composition on it, and I use it to make 7 note scale charts for beginner students. Heh.

Liese, if I sent you a .sib file with two voice parts together could you easily split it into 2 midis or mp3s?

Yup. I'm pretty sure.