Exporting
Even though I did export file over and over again, the file was not saved as xml. I was able to find XML FIle where I saved. Is anybody to export as xml this file for me?
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Even though I did export file over and over again, the file was not saved as xml. I was able to find XML FIle where I saved. Is anybody to export as xml this file for me?
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We were made to worship_test.mscz | 10.28 KB |
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Thank you so much. Of course I know the way but MuseScore Nightly version doesn't work.
Cross posting: http://musescore.org/en/node/37521#comment-161456
It may be linked with Windows XP which we don't support anymore for MuseScore 2.0.
What specifically went wrong when It worked fine for me too. What specifically went wrong? What OS are you on, what menu option did you use, what filename did you give the file, what folder did you save to?
When I tried it, it saved just fine, but then I got an error message when I tried to laod the XMl file. I chose to ignore the error and it loaded fine as far as I could tell.
I chose Export-filename.xml then, there is pop up window as "'Filenam.pdf' has already existed. Continue?"
In reply to Could you support XP again?? by Inyoung
Which nightly are you using? It could be related to https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/commit/c8642c228d101152099f99d19…
In reply to Which nightly are you using? by [DELETED] 5
I confirm that it's related to this commit.
With MuseScoreNightly-2014-10-18-1907-5c98513.7z , when we select MusicXML File (*.xml), the filename extension is automatically changed to .xml.
With MuseScoreNightly-2014-10-19-1008-ee0798f.7z , when we select MusicXML File (*.xml), the filename extension is not automatically changed to .xml. It remains .pdf, so we must change it manually to .xml.
In reply to I confirm that it's related by jpfle
Since this commit was to solve a problem occurring only on Linux, what about using conditional blocks? Something like:
In reply to Since this commit was to by jpfle
Strange, i did test whether this change had ill effects on Windows and couldn't find any. But I tested with Windows 7, not with XP. So if changing this conditionally, we may restrict it to that?
I think I had similar problems when I was still using XP (and that it was some bug in Qt for XP), so this very well might be an XP only issue.
In reply to Strange, i did test whether by Jojo-Schmitz
But I tested with Windows 7, not with XP. So if changing this conditionally, we may restrict it to that?
Yes, it may be better. So what about the following:
In reply to But I tested with Windows 7, by jpfle
Yes, probably, and in both places of c8642c228
In reply to I confirm that it's related by jpfle
Thank you so much. now i cannot do, i'll do later. and then report again. Thank you so much.
In reply to I confirm that it's related by jpfle
Thanks alot! I did as like this method. But when I try to open file, there is a warning. But I ignored.
In reply to Which nightly are you using? by [DELETED] 5
Maybe seems like to be this. Am using latest nightly version.