Bryan Creer wrote:
I'll remove comcat.dll from the package and continue to provide a Setup
because as John Atchley says -
Finally, it really is necessary to deliver DLLs with most windows
applications, and to use a setup utility, because most users are not going
to be capable of installing
On Thu, 28 Sep 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not sure I'd agree that it's off-topic. This is the "ABC users" list,
i.e., it's about a specific computerized music notation. Discussing
how to get software properly installed on users' machines strikes me
as highly relevant to such a list.
On Fri 29 Sep 2000 at 11:54AM +0200, Atte Andre Jensen wrote:
Actually I'm in a situation where I have a couple of friends who are most
insterested in using abc, but they don't have the geekines to setup stuff
like ghostview/gvview (we're talking windows users).
I think you are doing
On Fri, 29 Sep 2000, Atte Andre Jensen wrote:
Actually I'm in a situation where I have a couple of friends who are most
insterested in using abc, but they don't have the geekines to setup stuff
like ghostview/gvview (we're talking windows users). Since I'm runnng
Linux and am seperated by
Guido Gonzato wrote:
guess what? I happen to be writing such a how-to...
Another
project I'm interested in is a GUI shell to abc(m)2ps...
Two good projects at the same time!
Well done, Guido! :) :) :)
In exchange, I'd love somebody would add !crescendo(! C. to abc(m)2ps...
This
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Got a pointer to a spec? If Musicator files are text files, it's
likely that I or someone else could grind out a perl program to chew
it up and spit out ABC. It would also be helpful if you could give a
URL for a directory of files in Musicator format.
Phil Taylor wrote:
As far as I can see, the Windows API allows DLLs to be placed
anywhere
you like, as long as the calling program knows where to find them.
Would it not be possible to put any DLLs you install in the same
directory as the program, rather
In exchange, I'd love somebody would add !crescendo(! C. to
abc(m)2ps...
Ciao,
Guido =8-)
Done, though my version does have the limitation that the start and
stop points of a crescendo or diminuendo should be on the same output line,
otherwise the
jaabc2ps implements the full 1.7 description of "^..." "_..." "..."and so
on, with some transparent extensions, even.
John Atchley
This raises an interesting question. How are dynamics implemented
in ABC
nowadays? I know there have been a couple of discussions about it
here,
On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, you wrote:
I'm writing to let you know I have a new e-mail address:
O yes who/what are you exactly?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]. I recently began using a new product from
Microsoft called MSN Explorer.
Silly boy!
With MSN Explorer, you can send and receive
e-mail, exchange
Bob Archer wrote:
Just to try and head off any further responses to this...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, you wrote:
I'm writing to let you know I have a new e-mail address:
O yes who/what are you exactly?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]. I recently began using a new product
On Fri, 29 Sep 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
James Allwright writes:
| On Fri 29 Sep 2000 at 11:54AM +0200, Atte Andre Jensen wrote:
|
| Actually I'm in a situation where I have a couple of friends who are most
| insterested in using abc, but they don't have the geekines to setup
So basically you're saying that I really shouldn't worry 'bout the
electric chair and the like :-) I almost feel like giving in... Does
anybody else here have oppions on this? Maybe someone is even able to
pipe me a link from some kind of legal instance that deals with this.
You might think I'm
Jack Campin says -
My pet hate is excessive automation. I DO NOT want the process of
installing system-critical software gizmos buried in an unreadable
script.
Judging by your website, Jack, you are a highly experienced computer user.
Most people aren't. A lot of people are going to be
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