Steve Mansfield writes:
| Can we agree to move all the OS-upmanship to a separate mailing list that
| we can choose whether or not to subscribe to?
Probably not. ;-)
I'm not sure I'd want such segregation. Something that I've noticed
over the years is that I've learned a lot from the "My
John Chambers wrote:
Steve Mansfield writes:
| Can we agree to move all the OS-upmanship to a separate mailing list that
| we can choose whether or not to subscribe to?
Probably not. ;-)
I'm not sure I'd want such segregation. Something that I've noticed
over the years is that I've
Just for the sake of completeness:
There is a Windows program that is supposed to be able to print blank
music paper at:
http://perso.easynet.fr/~philimar/graphpapeng.htm
The output I've seen looks really tacky, but I thought I'd mention it.
Frank Nordberg
To subscribe/unsubscribe, point
Frank Nordberg writes:
| The sheets at Musica Viva was made with Finale, but, really, any decent
| graphics programs should be able to do this work. Just make sure the
| lines in each staff is equally spaced (about 2 mm should be fine) and
| that there are enough space between the staffs.
True,
Following a few other emails, John Chambers wrote:
Yup; this was more or less what I was thinking when I hacked jaabc2ps
to do blank staves in response to
M:none
K:C clef=none
I did look at the postscript example, but with my meagre
understanding of PS so far, I couldn't quite
Gianni writes:
|
| P.S. And I mean THE REAL abc users - i.e. those which "make a mess of the
| notation" on other mailing lists, and yet are able to use it "against all
| odds" as
| an exchange medium to swap tunes on the web!
Well, REAL abc users don't need any of those fancy-shmancy
I wrote:
Maybe, Windows users might appreciate Guido, a freeware written by
Daniel
Herlitz a few years ago that makes the task very easy. It offers
different
paper formats.
Christophe Declercq replied:
Maybe a few lines of PostScript code is enough.
Philip Rowe posted it to the
