At 03:32 PM 12/1/2004, John Chambers wrote:
snip
After getting some Math and Comp Sci degrees, I hung around in
academia for a decade working on a couple of interesting projects.
Then I decided to join the Real World. It took several years to learn
how to deal with the easily-bruised
At 06:54 PM 11/30/2004, John Chambers wrote:
Phil Taylor writes:
| On 30 Nov 2004, at 06:52, Don Whitener wrote:
| I have been out of touch lately, so I offer my sincere apologies
| should I blunder onto any toes. So far as I can tell, Bryan Creer has
| not posted to this group since early
I have been out of touch lately, so I offer my sincere apologies should I
blunder onto any toes. So far as I can tell, Bryan Creer has not posted to
this group since early August 2003... Has he dropped out for a while?
Best regards,
Don
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At 11:03 AM 1/28/2004, Phil wrote:
Did you manage to get it to run ? Did everything ELSE work (help files, c)
Thanks,
Phil
Seems like a very nice and useful program Phil, and everything that I have
tried appears to work ok. Is there a plan to expand the cataloging
function to automatically
Hello,
Does anyone have a Windows binary for Jef Moine's 'tclabc', used in
conjunction with his tclabc/tkabc GUI (see http://moinejf.free.fr/ )? I
understand that for Windows this compiles to a single DLL. If available, I
would very much appreciate a copy; I do not presently have the
Hello,
On 1 July 2003, Jack Campin posted the following (as part of a larger post)
to the Abcusers list, regarding on-going discussions for developing the new
standard for ABC:
The kicker is Muse. At some point somebody else is going to revive
it, and the job shouldn't be made gratuitously
I see that in the latest abcm2ps release, Jef has added the %%measurefont
format parameter... Thank you *very* much Jef! Good man!
Regards,
Don
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:58 -0500, Don Whitener [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I've been tinkering around a bit with a format file for Abcm2ps...
I am looking for a way to change the font size of the measure numbers, and
I can't seem to find a way to do this. Can this font size be changed, or
am I just overlooking something?
You
Thank you John... Neither of these commands seem to have any affect, so I
presume they are not valid in Abcm2ps.
Don
At 12:48 PM 8/25/2003, John Chambers wrote:
Don Whitener writes:
| I believe that we may be addressing two different things. I am referring
| the font for the bar numbers
While on the subject of Abcm2ps RTFM, I have done so, and come away with an
empty bucket. Is it possible to set the font size for the measure
numbers? If so, this continues to elude me, even with a bit of tinkering
around with format files... Any guidance would be appreciated.
Don
To
I've been tinkering around a bit with a format file for Abcm2ps...
I am looking for a way to change the font size of the measure numbers, and
I can't seem to find a way to do this. Can this font size be changed, or
am I just overlooking something?
Also, while I'm asking, is there a way to
My apologies for being just a bit off topic, but I think I sense some
potential help at hand here on my next upcoming project.
At 04:48 AM 7/23/2003, Jack Campin wrote:
Just for laughs, I tried to see if I could do parallel solfa lines
in BarFly using the w: construct, with the solfa symbols
Thank you Jack,
I'll try to locate a copy of the John Curwen reference through
Inter-Library Loan. The local library does not have it, but it should be
obtainable, now that I know exactly what to look for. The local library
does have a copy of the 20-volume version of New Grove Dictionary of
In my view of things, removing the C:Composer field steps just over the
line in being too radical :0( I really like to see this header just under
the title, where it doesn't get lost.
Retaining the identity of the composer is paramount in importance to
knowing the name of the tune, and thus
Wil,
I checked your web site, and no mention is made of having tested or running
Skink under Windows XP. I would imagine that you have had some feedback by
now regarding the capability of Skink with Win XP Pro, and could you
comment on this, please. As a side, someone told me that XP has a
/news/jre.asp
It would seem that peaceful co-existence of VM and JRE would be the prudent
route.
Regards,
Don
At 07:01 AM 7/5/2003, Steve Mansfield wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Bert Van Vreckem
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Don Whitener wrote:
As a side, someone told me that XP has a built
I would agree with your general advice. But I would add that I, out of
ignorance, put Ghostscript in a sub-folder other than the default folder
and not at the root level. I changed nothing in the configuration files,
and everything seems to work just fine. Using Windows 98SE at the
moment.
Thanks Eric... Looking forward to getting back home.
Don
Quoting Forgeot Eric [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Well, strange enough I didn't get any warning this time when I
compiled (using mingw), I may have done something wrong the last
time (maybe by adding and removing some flags for cygwin, then
I've been meaning to ask, and this reminds me... Is there a compiled for
Windows (32-bit) version of jcabc2ps available anywhere? I have searched,
but all I can find is source code. Unfortunately, I haven't the tools at
the moment to handle it.
Don
At 08:14 AM 9/23/02, John Chambers wrote:
Belay that... I found his address.
At 02:44 PM 9/11/02, I wrote:
Can someone tell me how to contact John Atchley of jaaabc2ps fame? I seem
to have lost him :-)
Don
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Sorry... Trying to sort something out.
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Yes, it is... All of Monday and Tuesday it appeared to be lost in the ether
At 03:21 AM 7/24/02, Bryan Creer wrote:
I just tried it and it seems to be available at the moment. AOL have been
causing me a lot of grief and I will be taking my custom elsewhere soon.
The new abc
Brian,
At 05:58 PM 5/24/02, Bryan Creer posted:
Snip...
On the other hand, the editor/player/printer programme I am currently working
on
Snip...
Are you *actively* pursuing development of a new program, and, if so, is
there a projected release date? Just curious... You do indeed do good work
Absolutely! That would be neat! Jaabc2ps is my converter of choice. It
is the only one that I know of that will produce tin whistle tablature, a
feature that I find most useful at times. It will do this for any key of
whistle, independent of the key of the tune, if desired.
Regards,
Don
At 12:36 PM 5/30/02, John Chambers wrote:
Snip...
In fact, we can't confuse people; they are already confused.
With all respect, it serves no one to contribute to this confusion by
treating things the same that are in all respects different, that is,
different in the 'language of music'.
I am not a programmer, but I have been a musician for many years, and I am
just starting to use the 'magic' of ABC. I am just beginning to really
appreciate the effort that has gone into its development, and what a
wonderful tool it is. I promised myself that I would stay out of this, but...
Not exactly on topic, but anyway:
At 05:13 PM 5/2/02, John Walsh wrote:
you could say that you need a second space to end the beam, but this
works better for parsers than human readers---the difference between
one and two spaces is notoriously hard to spot. (Which pair of words
is
At 02:23 PM 3/5/02, Frank Nordberg wrote:
For the benefit of recent subscribers to abcusers, here's a short
outline of the history of the O'Neill projects:
A group of people lead (eventually) by John Chambers made a joint effort
to transcribe O'Neill's Music of Ireland (O'Neill's 1850) While
Thank you John It just didn't occur to me to go to the parent directory
of abc I see now a bit better how your site is organized
At 08:02 PM 3/5/02, John Chambers wrote:
Don wrote:
| Am I to gather from the above quote that there is a collection of ABC files
| for the O'Neill project(s) at
Does anyone know of a Windows GUI for John Atchley's jaabc2ps program? My
initial impression is that this is a very well done program, and the
whistle tablature feature fills a notable void in the 'literature'. Thank
you John... I would do so directly, but I can't seem to find an address for
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