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Due to the already low prices, we do not offer upgrade pricing.
No. In the rare case that an update to an existing template is provided, as in to accommedate a very minor library update, users will be notified on how to receive a link to download the updated version.
An update is usually a small revision to any product or software, often to fix known bugs and potential security issues. For example, going from version 1.1 to 1.2.
An upgrade is going from one major release to the next, especially when new features are added. Example: from 1.2 to 2.0.
No. If you are looking to purchase a sample library that one of our products supports, please go to our Links page for a list of companies that would be more than happy to sell one to you. The Write Score does not make any money whether you buy or not.
No. If you are looking to purchase notation software that one of our products supports, please go to our Links page for a list of companies that would be more than happy to sell to you. The Write Score does not make any money whether you buy or not.
All of the template packages available for download at The Write Score are placed in .zip files (ZIP on Wikipedia). You will need to unpack its contents to access the enclosed files
Most computer operating systems have built-in software that allow users to unpack zip files. Mac users can just double-click the archive. Windows users can use the right-click context menu and choose Extract All.
We also searched for “how to extract a zip file” and liked these two results the most: Zip Files, How to Unzip a File.
Be sure to backup the files for safe keeping.
In order to help keep our prices low, we do not offer our products on CD. All of our products are downloadable only.
Be sure to back up the file(s) for safe keeping!
Sibelius
No. You need to be running the full version of Sibelius 6.
This depends on what version of Sibelius you’re using as well as what operating system you have. A list of the options can be found by going to the Installing a Sound Set page.
Finale
Each template package includes a ReadMe document outlining where to place these support documents. Please read through this information carefully, especially if you are new to Finale.
This compatibility chart shows which Finale software version each VDL template will function in. As a general Finale rule, newer templates will not work with older versions of Finale. For example, VDL Template 2010b cannot be opened using Finale 2009 or earlier.
| Software Version | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finale 2009 | Finale 2010b | Finale 2011 | Finale 2012a | Finale 2014 | Finale 25 | |
| VDL Template 2009 | ||||||
| VDL Template 2010b | ||||||
| VDL Template 2011 | ||||||
| VDL Template 2012a.1 | ||||||
| VDL Template 2014 | ||||||
