>>>>> "jc" == jc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
jc> Thought I'd mention that my K-extended abc2ps will accept K:D^c^f and
jc> do what you'd (or I'd) expect with it. Note that, while K:D^f^c is
jc> pointless, K:D^c^f actually does something different from K:D. It
jc> puts the two sharps in a different order from the standard. I don't
jc> know why anyone would want to do this, but I suppose you could, and
jc> I'd guess that most people wouldn't even notice.
So can you enter K:D^f^c^F ? They did used to sometimes specify the
accidental in both octaves, so it would be useful for transcribing.
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