On Wed, 25 Oct 2000, John Atchley wrote:
I've uploaded an update at http://www.guitarnut.com/abc/index.html
I cleaned up the source and used preprocessor definitions so it should
compile on various platforms without warnings (except for one unused
function that I haven't looked at yet,
Mark Vandenbroeck wrote:
Hi,
Is there any documentation on the Finale format (text or binary). I might give this
abc2finale a try.
The Finale text format is called ETF (Enigma Transportable File). It was
an early - and rather half hearted - attempt to create a common file
format for
hi,
has anybody noted that the source file to Paddy O'Rafferty on Lilypond's
home page is actually an abc file?
I don't know how we should interpret this... :-)
Later,
Guido =8-)
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Mark Vandenbroeck wrote:
Is there any documentation on the Finale format (text or binary). I
might give this
abc2finale a try.
I had a quick look at the feature list for the free Finale.
It supports mouse input but not the keyboard or midi input
that the non-free versions of Finale have.
On Thu, 26 Oct 2000, Philip Rowe wrote:
Is the printed output better than anything the ABC community can
offer? If not, what's the point?
I have made a few quick tests, and although I must say that FinaleNotePad is
a nice gift for undemanding users, abc is IMHO better. One thing for all:
"Guido" == Guido Gonzato [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Guido So, to sum up: I think we should spend our time improving
Guido and completing abc, instead of writing convertion tools of
Guido questionable value. IMHO.
I wouldn't waste my time on conversion to a non-free, questionably
Frank Nordberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(snip)
I've tried to find out something about the present state of Encore, but
hasn't succeeded yet
(snip)
Although I have nothing worthwhile to say about the virtues or demerits of
the program(s), I found this status report dated July 31, 2000, at the
On Thursday, October 26, 2000 1:26 AM, Guido Gonzato [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
wrote:
er... it won't compile with gcc without changes... you forgot to add
#ifdef
_MSVC to all sources but abc2ps.c.
Hmmm, don't know how I missed all those the first time I searched for
"process.h" -- must have
Phil Taylor suggested:
| Jack Campin wrote:
| BarFly is AppleScriptable, isn't it? So, if you've got a Mac on
| your network somewhere, you should be able to tell it to:
|
| - open the file
| - go into split-screen mode
| - do Print Preview
| - save as PICT
|
...
| The other
I would pay money to watch that scenario.
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Pensacola, FL 32504-7726 USA
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Philip Rowe wrote:
...
Otherwise, it would be
hard work to use it as anything other than a viewer for
Finale files created by other people.
I think that was Coda's idea - a Finale viewer rather than a music editor.
An ABC-to-Finale converter would change that drastically, of course ;)
It
Laurie Griffiths wrote:
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many years. I am now going to attempt to do it.
Wow
Have fun Laurie!
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I have had an ambition to cross an ocean under sail for
many years. I am now going to attempt to do it. [...]
It isn't safe to leave much sooner; you have to wait
for the hurricane season(*) to end.
Here's something to sing on the way. It comes from a daily
music broadside periodical
Guido Gonzato wrote
One thing for all:
FinaleNotePad does not do PostScript unless you have a PostScript printer.
Maybe we should mention that - at least under Windows - you do not need a
poscript printer to produce PostScript output (and that's true for EPS as
well).
The trick is having the
On Thursday, October 26, 2000 10:54 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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But plain ascii text from 30 years
ago is readable just about anywhere, and will be readable a century
from now.
devil's advocate
Provided it's on an accessible physical medium. 30 years ago punched
I'm a Brazilian composer and I've studied ABC a couple of hours, but my thinking is
still based on the conventional music notation.
Do ABC work, in practical terms, with more complex music, like "Bossa Nova", with a
lot of sincopations, tuplets and ties ? Do ABC work with orchestral scores ?
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