Printing my first chart
Printing my first chart
I just finished my first chart. I like the program - very easy to use. I'm trying to print it, but no go. Do I need to upgrade to be able to print my work? Thanks.
Re: Printing my first chart
You don't need to upgrade just to print. If you're not using the latest version, download and install V2.11.4. Click menu "Help/Help forum". Copy the information and post here. It includes important information about musette, windows and your default printer.
Re: Printing my first chart
Sorry if I'm being dense but you said to copy and post "the information" at the Help Forum.
Which information? I just installed this program a couple of days ago so it should be the latest version. I re-installed MusSetup.exe several times. It sees the printer when I go to Print Setup and it will print Help pages - but not the chart. I've tried printing test pages of other charts and still no go.
Which information? I just installed this program a couple of days ago so it should be the latest version. I re-installed MusSetup.exe several times. It sees the printer when I go to Print Setup and it will print Help pages - but not the chart. I've tried printing test pages of other charts and still no go.
Re: Printing my first chart
We'll find a solution. I appreciate your cooperation. In Musette, click the "Help" menu. Look for "Help forum". If it's not there, please upgrade. You'll also get some new features. Load a file and click "File/Print". Click "Help forum". You'll see information about Musette, Windows, and your selected printer. Copy that information to a post here. You'll also see the complete location of a log file. Attach the log file to your post. The log file has additional information about any errors or problems while printing.
Re: Printing my first chart
Windows Ver. 6.0(Build 6002, Service Pack 2), 96DPI
Default language = ENGLISH, DEFAULT
C:\Program Files\Musette\musette.exe version 2.11.4.000
Printer=\\jenny\HP Officejet 4500 G510g-m, width=3000, height=2250, 300DPI
MIDI Mapper: Name Microsoft MIDI Mapper, vendor 1, product 1, tech Mapper, voices 0, notes 0, channels FFFF, support Stream/Volume
MIDI device 0: MidiOutDevice
Log file = c:\Users\PM\Musette\MusetteLog_11_11_28.txt
Is this what you were asking for? BTW thanks for your help.
Default language = ENGLISH, DEFAULT
C:\Program Files\Musette\musette.exe version 2.11.4.000
Printer=\\jenny\HP Officejet 4500 G510g-m, width=3000, height=2250, 300DPI
MIDI Mapper: Name Microsoft MIDI Mapper, vendor 1, product 1, tech Mapper, voices 0, notes 0, channels FFFF, support Stream/Volume
MIDI device 0: MidiOutDevice
Log file = c:\Users\PM\Musette\MusetteLog_11_11_28.txt
Is this what you were asking for? BTW thanks for your help.
Re: Printing my first chart
** Starting new session: Mon Nov 28 09:07:19 2011
Windows Ver. 6.0(Build 6002, Service Pack 2), 96DPI
Default language = ENGLISH, DEFAULT
C:\Program Files\Musette\musette.exe version 2.11.4.000
c:\Users\PM\Musette\musette.ini
Identity = 0000
Language = 0
RecentOpenedFiles[0] = C:\Users\PM\Documents\Sho Biz\print test.mus
RecentOpenedFiles[1] = C:\Users\PM\Documents\DJANGO TANGO.mus
Printer=\\jenny\HP Officejet 4500 G510g-m, width=3000, height=2250, 300DPI
MIDI Mapper: Name Microsoft MIDI Mapper, vendor 1, product 1, tech Mapper, voices 0, notes 0, channels FFFF, support Stream/Volume
MIDI device 0: MidiOutDevice
[edit]
(Tool=Note116)
(Tool=Note116)
MusicWin: L+=376,51
MusicWin: L-=376,52
MusicWin: L+=356,51
MusicWin: L-=356,52
MusicWin: L+=336,54
MusicWin: L-=336,55
MusicWin: L+=317,60
MusicWin: L-=317,61
Musette: Menu=File/SaveAs<103>
Musette: Menu=File/Print<107>
Musette: Menu=File/Print<107>
Musette: Menu=Help/Forum<703>
This is what I got when I went to the log file.
Windows Ver. 6.0(Build 6002, Service Pack 2), 96DPI
Default language = ENGLISH, DEFAULT
C:\Program Files\Musette\musette.exe version 2.11.4.000
c:\Users\PM\Musette\musette.ini
Identity = 0000
Language = 0
RecentOpenedFiles[0] = C:\Users\PM\Documents\Sho Biz\print test.mus
RecentOpenedFiles[1] = C:\Users\PM\Documents\DJANGO TANGO.mus
Printer=\\jenny\HP Officejet 4500 G510g-m, width=3000, height=2250, 300DPI
MIDI Mapper: Name Microsoft MIDI Mapper, vendor 1, product 1, tech Mapper, voices 0, notes 0, channels FFFF, support Stream/Volume
MIDI device 0: MidiOutDevice
[edit]
(Tool=Note116)
(Tool=Note116)
MusicWin: L+=376,51
MusicWin: L-=376,52
MusicWin: L+=356,51
MusicWin: L-=356,52
MusicWin: L+=336,54
MusicWin: L-=336,55
MusicWin: L+=317,60
MusicWin: L-=317,61
Musette: Menu=File/SaveAs<103>
Musette: Menu=File/Print<107>
Musette: Menu=File/Print<107>
Musette: Menu=Help/Forum<703>
This is what I got when I went to the log file.
Re: Printing my first chart
That's what I needed. Thanks. It looks like you're using a network printer, or perhaps a wireless printer that appears as a network printer. It should work but I haven't tested that recently. For a temporary fix while I'm working on duplicating the problem, you can try selecting "XPS document writer" as your printer from "File/Printer Setup". If you installed a PDF printer that creates PDF files when you print, you can use that too. This will save an XPS or PDF file that you can view and print. XPS document writer should be automatically installed in windows vista. An internet search should show several free PDF printer downloads.
I noticed that your printer is set for "landscape" (paper wider than it is tall). You might want to switch to "portrait" (taller than it is wide) for music scores.
I noticed that your printer is set for "landscape" (paper wider than it is tall). You might want to switch to "portrait" (taller than it is wide) for music scores.
Re: Printing my first chart
Thanks. That worked altho I seem to be having trouble saving the final version. I'll try again in the morning when I'm thinking clearer. Thanks for your help.
Re: Printing my first chart
V2.11.5 is ready to download from http://musettemusic.com/download.php
It fixes a problem with some network and wireless printers not being properly recognized.
It fixes a problem with some network and wireless printers not being properly recognized.