Hello,
Richard Robinson wrote:
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I dunno. Personally, since I need such a numbering scheme, I'm using a
%%ID: line, on the grounds that it won't conflict with any
accepted usages; and when I get that sorted out and it reaches my
web-collection I'll use another such '%%' line for
Simon Wascher [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think its quite clear that it is impossible to enforce whatever
numbering scheme to all abc format users, so the only question is if we
can find a solution that is based on an agreement of a large number of
abc collection owners (and programmers) an
I remember fantasising, a couple of years ago, about a usenet-style
network of intercommunicating, self-updating abc tune-servers.
To avoid the necessity of having a grand guru or an Abc office
center authorizing personnal identification number, I propose we
could think of a logical code
On Sun, 2 Sep 2001, [iso-8859-1] Forgeot Eric wrote:
I remember fantasising, a couple of years ago, about a usenet-style
network of intercommunicating, self-updating abc tune-servers.
To avoid the necessity of having a grand guru or an Abc office
center authorizing personnal identification
