bert van vreckem wrote:
I don't seem to be able to open your midi's, though (I'm using
WinAmp on an NT 4.0 box.) The pdf's are fine, so it's not a
corrupted zip file.
There is something odd about these midi files on a Mac too (I downloaded
the .hqx version). They all appear with the default
Bert Van Vreckem wrote:
I don't seem to be able to open your midi's, though (I'm using WinAmp on
an NT 4.0 box.) The pdf's are fine, so it's not a corrupted zip file.
There appears to be a (Mac-related?) header at the beginning of every
midi file. If I removed the first 128 bytes (using a hex
On Wed 11 Jul 2001 at 10:38AM -0400, Laura Conrad wrote:
When I
found that abc2ps and its relatives (abcm2ps is probably the
best-maintained at the moment) weren't suitable for my purposes, I
started converting my abc files to lilypond, and publishing them that
way.
Frank seems to share
On Thu, Jul 12, 2001 at 04:03:23PM +0200, Frank Nordberg wrote:
| Bert Van Vreckem wrote:
| To create a gzip, you should `tar' your files first:
|
| Oh. I thought .tar was just for text files.
tar actually stands for Tape ARchive because it was originally
developed for the purpose of storing
Phil Taylor wrote:
Bert Van Vreckem wrote:
| To create a gzip, you should `tar' your files first:
|
| tar cvf folkband.tar folkband/ | gzip
On a Mac use SunTar to make the tar archive (you can set its options
to leave out the resource forks) then drag that onto MacGzip. You
James == James Allwright [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When I
found that abc2ps and its relatives (abcm2ps is probably the
best-maintained at the moment) weren't suitable for my purposes, I
started converting my abc files to lilypond, and publishing them that
way.
Hello,
Has anyone been able to get abc2ps working under debian? I had it working
fine under redhat 7, but I am trying to switch to debian, and it appears to
be producing bad pdf files. pstopnm gives me the following errors (which
appear to be originating from ghostscript):
pstopnm: Warning:
Nathan == Nathan Weston [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nathan Has anyone been able to get abc2ps working under debian? I
Nathan had it working fine under redhat 7, but I am trying to
Nathan switch to debian, and it appears to be producing bad pdf
Nathan files. pstopnm gives me the
Nathan Weston [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Has anyone been able to get abc2ps working under debian? I had it working
fine under redhat 7, but I am trying to switch to debian, and it appears to
be producing bad pdf files.
Have you tried the abc2ps package which is part of the Debian GNU/Linux
On 12 Jul 2001 13:52:18 -0400, Laura Conrad wrote:
LC
LC
http://serpent.laymusic.org/lconrad/homepage/music/toweb/comeaway/allparts-fromabc2ps.pdf
LC
LC and by lilypond:
LC
LC
http://serpent.laymusic.org/lconrad/homepage/music/toweb/comeaway/allparts-fromlily.pdf
LC
Should be
Frank Nordberg wrote:
But in any case it's not as if the compressed archives saves any
downloading time. The self-extracting hqx archive is actually
considerably *larger* than the individual files, while the zip archive
only saves 8%. I just thought it'd be a good idea for visitors to just
have
On Thu, Jul 12, 2001 at 10:08:03PM +0200, Anselm Lingnau wrote:
| Nathan Weston [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
|
| Has anyone been able to get abc2ps working under debian? I had it working
| fine under redhat 7, but I am trying to switch to debian, and it appears to
| be producing bad pdf files.
Steve Mansfield wrote:
| Can I just sincerely apologise to everyone on the list
|
| (especially rjp, who will probably kill me at band practise tomorrow)
|
| for accidentally restarting the V: wars again?
No, we won't forgive you! It's about time that someone made this
mistake. Maybe we
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