Hi everybody,
John Walsh warned me about a problem when using the free version of
RoPS (PostScript level 1 only) with stable releases of abcm2ps
(3.7.xx). Here is how to make it work:
- create a file (say 'ps1.abc') containing:
%%postscript /rectstroke{
%%postscript4 2 roll M 1
Hi,
I have put SpareMiNT RPM packages from abcm2ps-3.7.20 (last stable
release) for Atari FreeMiNT here:
http://www.home.zonnet.nl/m.tarenskeen/download/mint/
An abc syntax highlight file (abc.syn) for the Atari editor QED can also
be downloaded from this location.
The newer abcm2ps-4.x
On Fri, 5 Mar 2004 17:40:10 +0100, Rickard Blixt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello,
Hello Rickard,
I use abcm2ps version 3.7.5, but I can't get the functions !repeatbar!
and !repeatbar2! to work.
[snip]
It never worked. Instead, repeat measures are defined by one or two
slashes between
From: Rickard Blixt
Is there any place where I can download a
ready-to-use abcm2ps 3.7.18 package?
Try http://abcplus.sourceforge.net/#abcm2ps%20binaries
Jon
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Op vr 05-03-2004, om 17:40 schreef Rickard Blixt:
Is there a newer version of abcm2ps than 3.7.5? If so: Where and how
do I get it (to work)?
Take a look at http://moinejf.free.fr for the latest stable version (
3.7.18 ? ) or the the latest development release ( 4.x ) .
Developer Jeff Moine is
Hello,
Is there any place where I can download a ready-to-use abcm2ps 3.7.18
package?
Regards,
Rickard
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
I use abcm2ps version 3.7.5, but I can't get the functions !repeatbar! and
!repeatbar2! to work.
It doesn't work in the sample2.abc file included in the abcm2ps package,
either, even though the function(s) is (are) mentioned and should work.
What should I do?
Is there a newer version
Jon Freeman wrote:
OK, so I've not long back changed folkinfo to at least enable those who
premit cookies to select a preference between letter and A4 for printing pdf
files from the site. Should I also consider allowing 9 x 12 as a paper size
or is that pretty much reserved for publications?
I
Bernard Hill wrote:
I don't think there should be any standard for paper size - you should
be allowed to specify your own.
I can symphatize with that view.
There are some practical issues involved though. For example, when you
post documents on an internet site for the visitors to print out
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Frank Nordberg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Bernard Hill wrote:
I don't think there should be any standard for paper size - you should
be allowed to specify your own.
I can symphatize with that view.
There are some practical issues involved though. For example, when
: Bernard Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 02, 2004 11:04 AM
Subject: Re: [abcusers] abcm2ps questions
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Frank Nordberg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Bernard Hill wrote:
I don't think there should be any standard for paper size - you
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So, Guido - why are you compiling with A4 instead of US letter?
Don't most people print sheet music using standard 8 1/2 x 11
inch
Typically an American question
I'm glad I'm not most people ;-)
Ah, so this is what it has come down to now: US Bashing.
...
On Fri, Jan 02, 2004 at 11:55:23AM +0100, Frank Nordberg wrote:
Bernard Hill wrote:
I don't think there should be any standard for paper size - you should
be allowed to specify your own.
I can symphatize with that view.
There are some practical issues involved though. For example, when
Jon Freeman writes:
| From: John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|
| Actually, if you look at music published in the US, you'll have
| trouble finding any that is printed on the 8.5x11-inch letter size
| paper. Music is usually printed on larger pages. The most common size
| is 9x12
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Richard Robinson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
On Fri, Jan 02, 2004 at 11:55:23AM +0100, Frank Nordberg wrote:
Bernard Hill wrote:
I don't think there should be any standard for paper size - you should
be allowed to specify your own.
I can symphatize with that
Bernard Hill writes:
|
| Much music in the UK is printed on B4 paper, or close to it...
|
| I don't think there should be any standard for paper size - you should
| be allowed to specify your own.
Good idea in general. For example, I've been contacted by a few
people involved in such
From: John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The most practical approach for software would be to give people
a
choice of at least A4 and US letter pages, and have some way
for
the software to remember this.
In Windows software the conventions are very simple. There's a
Page Setup (or Print
On 2 Jan 2004, at 08:15, Frank Nordberg wrote:
Jon Freeman wrote:
OK, so I've not long back changed folkinfo to at least enable those
who
premit cookies to select a preference between letter and A4 for
printing pdf
files from the site. Should I also consider allowing 9 x 12 as a
paper size
or
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Phil
Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
A fascinating site for the true nerd. It also has a link to this site:
http://homepage.virgin.net/vernon.jenkins/PS.htm
This is a site dedicated to biblical numerology, wherein the author
proves
quite conclusively that the
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Stephen Kellett
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Phil
Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
A fascinating site for the true nerd. It also has a link to this site:
http://homepage.virgin.net/vernon.jenkins/PS.htm
This is a site dedicated to biblical
At 05:40 PM 1/2/04 +, Phil Taylor wrote:
We must therefore enjoin our American cousins to forsake their pagan
paper sizes (letter, legal ledger etc.) and cleave only to the one true
stationery standard prescribed in holy scripture.
Well, the biblical associations on that site aren't exactly
AM 04:18:27 EST
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [abcusers] abcm2ps questions
Hi Chris,
I know I'm the other side of the pond but I think you are over reacting.
Stick around.
Jon
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 02
I admittedly haven't thought about this, but offhand, it seems to
me that it would be useful to identify country-dependendent parameters.
Clearly, paper size is one---A4 seems standard in Western Europe, letter
size in US and Canada (but what about former Eastern-block countries,
and what
Ah, so this is what it has come down to now: US Bashing.
OK, I can take it, but I did caveat my previous posting with the following
parenthetical:
(I do realize that many of us are not in the US, so this may be pure ignorance here
as well).
So, bashing aside, a simple answer to the question
From: John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Actually, if you look at music published in the US, you'll have
trouble finding any that is printed on the 8.5x11-inch letter size
paper. Music is usually printed on larger pages. The most common size
is 9x12 inches, but there are many other
So, Guido - why are you compiling with A4 instead of US letter? Don't
most people print sheet music using standard 8 1/2 x 11 inch paper? (I do
realize that many of us are not in the US, so this may be pure ignorance
here as well).
So far I know, Guido is an Italian. In Italy they use A4 and
On Fri, 19 Dec 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, Guido - why are you compiling with A4 instead of US letter?
Don't most people print sheet music using standard 8 1/2 x 11 inch
Typically an American question
I'm glad I'm not most people ;-)
--
Martin Tarenskeen
To
On Wed, 17 Dec 2003 01:17:31 -, Jon Freeman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
[snip]
this one in many ways but the top of page 2 at least looks unaceptably high.
Any ideas why this changed?
Looking at your files, it seems the page format is A4 instead of US
letter.
Also, it's been suggested
From: Jean-Francois Moine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Wed, 17 Dec 2003 01:17:31 -, Jon Freeman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
[snip]
this one in many ways but the top of page 2 at least looks unaceptably
high.
Any ideas why this changed?
Looking at your files, it seems the page format is A4
This is very interesting here . . .
I recently started using precompiled binaries (from Guido's abcplus site), and also
noticed that it was using A4 instead of US letter size. I got around it by adding the
%%pageheight directive at the top of every file.
I don't know why I didn't realize
On Fri, Dec 19, 2003 at 09:46:44PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is very interesting here . . .
I recently started using precompiled binaries (from Guido's abcplus site), and also
noticed that it was using A4 instead of US letter size. I got around it by adding
the %%pageheight
From: Richard Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Fri, Dec 19, 2003 at 09:46:44PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, Guido - why are you compiling with A4 instead of US letter? Don't
most people print sheet music using standard 8 1/2 x 11 inch paper? (I do
realize that many of us are not in the
Certainly, A4 seems more-or-less standard in Britain. I have the
impression it is for (at least a lot of) Europe.
I think either default is reasonable. Not that it's important, the question
to me is did Guido change the default? I've only picked up binaries from
there and have no recollection
I recently updated folkinfo.org to use v 3.7.16. It's been reported to me
that things are not setting the same as the previous version I used. The
example I was given is The Fox. At http://www.folkinfo.org/temp/fox.pdf we
have the original 4 page version form the combined older
I am withdrawing my Mac OS X pre-compiled (binary) package of Jean-Francois
Moine's abcm2ps . It has been reported that it does not unpack properly
under Panther (Mac OS X 10.3) although it previously worked under Jaguar
(10.2). A version of the Macintosh package (abcm2ps 3.7.9) that is more
Hello,
Where do I get the newest abcm2ps version that is "ready for
Windows"?
Regards,
Rickard
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Look on the abcplus website under binaries
- http://abcplus.sourceforge.net/#abcm2ps%20binaries
It is current, 3.7.5, same as on Jef's site.
- http://moinejf.free.fr/
on 9/20/03 8:04 AM, Rickard Blixt wrote:
Where do I get the newest abcm2ps version that is ready for Windows?
--
Tom Keays /
(rfe = Request For Enhancement)
Hi Jef,
I suppose I could just learn postscript, and not continue to keep pestering you, but
since I appear to be pushing abcm2ps beyond its abilities, I keep finding things that
are a little off, or could use a tweak.
Recently (v3.7.3) you fixed a bug with
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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On Wed, 20 Aug 2003 10:25:58 -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
I believe that we may be addressing two different things. I am referring
the font for the bar numbers that are set with [%%measurenb], not the
numbers that are included in the repeated endings. But that is a good idea
also...
Don
At 05:19 AM 8/25/2003, you wrote:
On Wed, 20 Aug 2003
Don Whitener writes:
| I believe that we may be addressing two different things. I am referring
| the font for the bar numbers that are set with [%%measurenb], not the
| numbers that are included in the repeated endings. But that is a good idea
| also...
The original abc2ps has a barnumberfont
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 that
On Fri, 15 Aug 2003 22:41:19 -0400, Tom Keays [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Sorry to bug the list with a RTfM type question, but I have looked
everywhere I could think, even in Guido's Typesetting document, but nowhere
could I find a trace of how to SET a page number using an abcm2ps
declaration. I
On Thu, 14 Aug 2003 15:37:21 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Phil Taylor)
wrote:
I'm seeing some problems with the Mac version of abcm2ps (v3.6.2)
where it hangs up on certain tunes and has to be killed.
[snip]
This bug is fixed in 3.6.3:
Program loop when '-c' or '-B' and repeat bar
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
From: Phil Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Finally, I discovered that changing the scale factor from the default
0.75 to 0.7 did the trick. Presumably that allows an extra note or
two per line, avoiding the Line Overfull problem.
I must admit I hadn't noticed the error on your
Phil Taylor writes:
| I'm seeing some problems with the Mac version of abcm2ps (v3.6.2)
| where it hangs up on certain tunes and has to be killed.
|
| This is an example:
|
| X:32
| T:Wren's Nest, The
| C:Frankie Gavin
| R:jig
| D:De Dannan: Anthem.
| Z:id:hn-jig-32
| M:6/8
| K:Edor
| GAB ded|cAA
Consider the following:
X:1
T:test
M:2/4
L:1/8
K:CC-|:CD EF|GA Bc-|cB AG|[1 FE DC-:|[2 FE DC|]
Note the tie at the end of the first repeat, which is supposed to tie to the middle C
at the start of the piece. Perfectly legal, notation-wise, but abcm2ps doesn't like
it. If I make the first
I'm seeing some problems with the Mac version of abcm2ps (v3.6.2)
where it hangs up on certain tunes and has to be killed.
This is an example:
X:32
T:Wren's Nest, The
C:Frankie Gavin
R:jig
D:De Dannan: Anthem.
Z:id:hn-jig-32
M:6/8
K:Edor
GAB ded|cAA A2c|BGE EFG|AFD AFD|GAB ded|cAA A2c|BGE AFD|1
On Thu, Aug 14, 2003 at 04:40:33PM +0100, Phil Taylor wrote:
Hmm, it couldn't be a problem of page size I suppose?
I'd *guess* that that's unlikely, since I use A4, which is narrower than
Letter, and hence more likely to provoke overfull line errors... but I
could be wrong.
Dave
To
On Thu, Aug 14, 2003 at 03:37:21PM +0100, Phil Taylor wrote:
I'm seeing some problems with the Mac version of abcm2ps (v3.6.2)
where it hangs up on certain tunes and has to be killed.
Just as a data point, your example works fine for me, with 3.6.3 on
Linux (and it doesn't report any overfull
From: Phil Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm seeing some problems with the Mac version of abcm2ps (v3.6.2)
where it hangs up on certain tunes and has to be killed.
I've just tried you example using 2.11.3 (I think) on Windows and it works
fine.
I've mentioned this before but I did once have my ISP
On Thu, Aug 14, 2003 at 03:37:21PM +0100, Phil Taylor wrote:
I'm seeing some problems with the Mac version of abcm2ps (v3.6.2)
where it hangs up on certain tunes and has to be killed.
Just as a data point, your example works fine for me, with 3.6.3 on
Linux (and it doesn't report any overfull
Huh! I'm running Mac OS X 10.2.4 on a newer iBook. I have the same version
of abcm2ps as Phil does, downloaded as a Mac binary from abcplus @
sourceforge, same as his was.
The tune converted to postscript no problems at all. No hanging. No
overflow problems. Here's the console report.
%
I asked a while ago about drum notation [...]
The one thing I'm missing is putting the slashes on the stems of
the notes. Obviously, an extension to the code is necessary, and
I'm even willing to gasp step outside the bounds of the emerging
abc standard to accomplish my goal, since my real
On Wed, 30 Jul 2003 17:29:51 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip]
The result ps looks surprisingly good, with the exception of the slashes on the stems
that I want to indicate a roll. The note should look like this (pardon the ASCII
art):
|
|
|/
/|/
/|
|
John Walsh wrote:
Chris Meyers writes:
The one thing I'm missing is putting the slashes on the stems of the
notes. Obviously, an extension to the code is necessary, and I'm even
willing to gasp step outside the bounds of the emerging abc standard
to accomplish my goal, since my real intention
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Frank Nordberg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
John Walsh wrote:
Chris Meyers writes:
The one thing I'm missing is putting the slashes on the stems of the
notes. Obviously, an extension to the code is necessary, and I'm even
willing to gasp step outside the bounds of
It feels silly posting this amidst all the talk of standards, etc., but I'm going to
post anyway.
I asked a while ago about drum notation (I'm not a drummer, but I'm trying to
transcribe the drum music for my Corps). I have since gotten ALMOST everything I need
to do by using the existing
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED]
t, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
It feels silly posting this amidst all the talk of standards, etc., but I'm
going to post anyway.
I asked a while ago about drum notation (I'm not a drummer, but I'm trying to
transcribe the drum music for my Corps). I have since gotten
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
T:Plain 2/4
M:2/4
L:1/8
K:perc
%%graceslurs no
V:1 up
c|:7c{c}c {c}cc-|7c{c}c {c}cc-|7c{c}c {c}c/Lc/c/c/|\
[1.2.3. {c}c{c}c {c}cc-:|[2 {c}c{c}c {c}c{c}c||
The result ps looks surprisingly good, with the exception
of the slashes on the stems that I want to
Chris Meyers writes:
The one thing I'm missing is putting the slashes on the stems of the
notes. Obviously, an extension to the code is necessary, and I'm even
willing to gasp step outside the bounds of the emerging abc standard
to accomplish my goal, since my real intention is only in creating
in addition,Chris your suggested solution would be inadvisable because
it would be errror
prone:
//C //C
and
//C//C
look pretty similar, but most parsers use C// as a synonym for C/4
wil
John Walsh wrote:
Chris Meyers writes:
The one thing I'm missing is putting the slashes on the stems
this is what the archive abcm2ps-3.6.4.zip contains:
165376 07-08-03 13:10 abcm2ps-3.6.4/abcm2ps.exe
I guess he d/l the archive from JF Moine's website, and not your,
otherwise he would have got this binary ;)
Otherwise for more help with abcm2ps (automatic laucher), this
page may be
On Sat, 12 Jul 2003, Rickard Blixt wrote:
Hello,
I have tried to download abcm2ps, but it seems like I don't get any .exe file.
(This concerns the compiled, ready-for-Windows-version.)
Can anyone help me to get started?
this is what the archive abcm2ps-3.6.4.zip contains:
backup:[guido]$
Hello,I have tried to download abcm2ps, but it seems like I don't get
any .exe file.(This concerns the compiled,
"ready-for-Windows-version".)Can anyone help me to get started?
Regards,Rickard[EMAIL PROTECTED]
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Rickard Blixt
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
I have tried to download abcm2ps, but it seems like I don't get any .exe
file.
(This concerns the compiled, ready-for-Windows-version.)
Can anyone help me to get started?
If you go to
http://abcplus.sourceforge.net/#abcm2ps
On 24 Jun 2003 22:37:23 -0400, Christopher Myers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Jean-Francois,
Hello Chris,
[snip]
BTW, I'm using abcm2ps-2.11.3 (May 5, 2002) if that makes any
difference.
[snip]
It makes! Annotations work correctly starting from version 3.5.0.
About deco.abc, in
Chris comments:
| Jean-Francois,
|
| I just got around to trying out your suggestion below for enclosing a
| note in parentheses:
|
|
| Yes, you may use annotations:
|
| ()A
|
| And it doesn't work. Instead of getting a note in parentheses, what I
| get is a guitar chord that looks like
in the vocal line depending on which verse is being sung.
(However, your suggested notation for optional accidentals is indeed a good idea).
-Chris
From: John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2003/06/25 Wed AM 08:36:55 EDT
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [abcusers] abcm2ps
Using "("")"G with abcm2ps 3.3.1 actually produces something like:
(
)
to the left of the note, seemingly taking the string after as a unit and ignoring the middle quotes. This does more or less accord with the 1.7.6 version of abc which says (in the copy from Chris Walshaw's site some months
On Monday 23 June 2003 5:06 pm, Jean-Francois Moine wrote:
- in the header:
% -- draw any indication
%%postscript /displaycustom { % usage: len x y displaycustom
%%postscriptexch -9 add exch 2 copy
%%postscriptM 0 10 rmoveto /Times-Roman 16 selectfont
Jean-Francois,
I just got around to trying out your suggestion below for enclosing a
note in parentheses:
Yes, you may use annotations:
()A
And it doesn't work. Instead of getting a note in parentheses, what I
get is a guitar chord that looks like this:
(
)
The program does not
ie, if you're not into both, delete this now ;) Don't say you weren't warned.
I'm very happy with abcm2ps's ability to typeset normal bagpipe music; so that
means I need a challenge...
I've been playing with abcm2ps with the intention of being able to set
piobaireachd [1] with it. This is a
From: Calum Galleitch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 21 Jun 2003 22:02:38 +
And I don't know what the postscript for strlen() is.
stringwidth
Is there any way of right-justifying this text somehow?
The way I do right-justified text in postscript is to define the
following macro:
Sorry I didn't include this in my previous reply.
From: Calum Galleitch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 21 Jun 2003 22:02:38 +
Ewan MacPherson has been kind enough to show me the code he uses for
1st and 2nd time phrases within parts/lines, and I've taken the
liberty of reproducing part of
Final message, really. Now the postscript hackers on this list can
start pointing out all the errors in my postings. :-)
From: Calum Galleitch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 21 Jun 2003 22:02:38 +
% -- draw first time indication
%%postscript /firsttime { % usage: len x y firsttime
On Sun, 15 Jun 2003 22:32:45 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip]
(NOTE - using abcm2ps)
Problem 1:
As far as I can tell, you can only align chords with actual notes.
This is a problem for me. Suppose I have a measure that looks
like this (M:C, L:1/4)
E/D/ C3
and I want guitar
How about
AmE/D/ C-CC2
?
This would also be clearer to read for the accompanist, and it doesn't violate
the guideline that the third beat of a bar in common time should be visibly
delineated (ie beat two shouldn't be a dotted minim!)
This is a real guideline? I've never heard
How about
"Am"E/D/ C-"C"C2
?
This would also be clearer to read for the accompanist, and it doesn't violate
the guideline that the third beat of a bar in common time should be visibly
delineated (ie beat two shouldn't be a dotted minim!)
This is a real "guideline"? I've never
an idea as to how to implement
any of my issues/suggestions/RFE's.
So, how 'bout it? Jean-Francois? Atte? JC? Guido? Anyone? Bueller?
:-)
-Chris
From: Bert Van Vreckem [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2003/06/16 Mon PM 01:32:54 EDT
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [abcusers] abcm2ps, guitar
OK, I know I've seen some stuff on this before, but searching the
archive didn't help, so here goes.
I recently tried something new (at least for me), and I'm looking for
a little advice. My wife came back from her voice lesson with a
HIDEOUSLY transcribed jazz vocal piece, with just a melody
Nevertheless, everyone's ideas are welcome
last time I was using abc for creating some midi file with several
voices with the same notes (to get a bigger sound)
When I used abcm2ps for viewing the note, I realized there isn't
in the standard, nor in abcm2ps (it seems) an option to avoit
printing
On Fri, 6 Jun 2003, Forgeot Eric wrote:
When I used abcm2ps for viewing the note, I realized there isn't
in the standard, nor in abcm2ps (it seems) an option to avoit
printing / displaying a part. I think it would be relevant with
the %%staves option
abcpp is there to help you! Have a look
On Sun, 9 Mar 2003, Forgeot Eric wrote:
So, my question is what kind of application can I use in order to
include a proper eps image in an abc file ?
I used xfig under Linux. It seems to produce very compact EPS files.
Ciao,
Guido =8-)
--
Guido Gonzato, Ph.D. guido . gonzato at univr .
I've tried the new feature of Abcm2ps, for including eps files.
The eps provided in the source is very clean, so there is no pb
with it.
I created one with a vectorial application, but when I imported it
it didn't work :
the first time there was a buffer overflow (I recompiled it with a
more
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], John Fattaruso [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes
The links on the
abcplus homepage, http://abcplus.sourceforge.net/, only supply precompiled
binaries for Windoze.
Great, thanks for mentioning that. I've just downloaded the pre-compiled
abcm2ps from that link and really
On Fri, 26 Apr 2002, Jack Campin wrote:
Is it possible to compile and use abcm2ps on a mac ?
Assuming it's a fairly conventional workstation Unix program:
Getting it to run under MPW (Apple's development environment, with
a sort of shell for running software developed under Unix) might
Is it possible to compile and use abcm2ps on a mac ?
Assuming it's a fairly conventional workstation Unix program:
Getting it to run under MPW (Apple's development environment, with
a sort of shell for running software developed under Unix) might
not be too hard, except that (a) MPW has a
abc4mac uses the approach of wrapping abc2ps (and abcmidi) in a basic
UI that just allows you to put up a file dialog and then invokes the main
of abc2ps with the file as an argument.
On OS X, you can simply compile and run from the command line.
I'll put the source for abc4mac up where people
Wow! Time warp! I can't remember how long ago it was that I posted that!
L.
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From: Laurie Griffiths
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You might try Musetransposing...
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From: Lindstrom Greg
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Greetings-
I have been ... arrange brass quintet ... are there any
: Lindstrom Greg - glinds [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 1:37 PM
Subject: [abcusers] abcm2ps Documentation
Greetings-
I have been ... arrange brass quintet ... are there any free tools to help
me arrange the parts (...Windows 98 box...) ... $65.00 is too much
Greetings-
I have been using abc2ps for a couple of months now to arrange brass quintet
music. Recently, I stumbled across abcm2ps, which is said to handle multiple
parts (and from some of the samples I would say it does quite well). My
problem is that I can't find any documentation as how to
Greg,
I use abcm2ps and I think it is the best best (free) music typesetter
available. The documentation is not very well organized, you just have to
look at the samples, and in some cases the source code, to see what all the
options are. I wrote a little how-to page for abcm2ps on
Hello everybody,
I'm glad to announce this new release of abcm2ps, which includes many
bug fixes (thank you, Frank, your little 'Fuga in G mol' helped a lot).
Aside from bugs, this version now offers a same voice to be printed
on many staves.
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