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I just ran into this problem, a few days ago. I followed the fix recommended here and it worked. After AppMgr started functioning normally, when I started MC 8.2 I simply had to re-select my activation mode (I'm still using the dongle) and everything was back to normal. For software activation, you might have to first de-activate the license, then re-select activation when MC first starts after fixing the error code 5 issue.
I am having this exact problem and none of the proposed solutions are working. Have tried the recommended fix to the PACE service which worked for a while. When I did the delete files fix it let me reactivate as a temp license (should be permanent) and then immediately gave me error code 5 again. In addition, I find it impossible to contact anyone at Avid to help with this.
If you purchased a boxed copy of Sibelius 8+, you will receive a download code printed on a card in your box that you need to redeem into your Avid Account or have been provided by email upon successful verification of your crossgrade or academic status.
Sib. 7.1: How to change time code position and format
Posted by fusa - 10 Sep 01:19PM Hide picture How can I change the vertical position of the time code and its font size?
I tried to edit the text style, but the time code text keeps its format, and doesn't react, even if I set the text color to red to test it.
The time code window allows me to choose the bottom line as position of the time code, but the auto set distance is so huge that it causes collisions with the next system.
I want use time code instead of bar numbers, it should be written under every bar in a small font and look like small bar numbers.
I hope I don't have to do them all by hand, for I see no reason why time code format should be locked. Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 7.1: How to change time code position and format
Posted by Daniel Spreadbury - 10 Sep 03:48PM Hide picture You can edit the vertical position of timecode by editing the settings in Appearance > Design and Position > Default Positions, choosing the 'Timecode' text style. You specify which staff the timecode should appear on in the Play > Video > Timecode dialog.
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Posted by fusa - 10 Sep 06:24PM Hide picture Thanks, that works. Now it's also taking the smaller font size, font color is still being ignored, but I don't really need that. Just wondering... Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 7.1: How to change time code position and format
Posted by Daniel Spreadbury - 10 Sep 07:25PM Hide picture You should find that changing the default colour for the Timecode text style in Edit Text Style works fine (though I have not tried it myself).
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