What are the implications of this?
Maybe we need an abc2finale translator to take advantage of it?
>Finale NotePad offered as a free download for PC & Mac's
>October 18, 2000, 9:40 am ET
><http://www.codamusic.com/coda/np.asp>
>
>Coda Music Technology and Net4Music S.A., in their first major
>collaboration since agreeing to merge, have introduced Finale
>NotePad, a free downloadable version of Coda's music notation
>software (it's also available on CD-ROM for US $19.95)
>.
>The application, available for both Mac and Windows platforms,
>lets musicians, regardless of skill level, engrave simple music
>and do interactive editing of their own sheet music in digital
>format. The release marks a giant first step in the combined
>companies efforts to promote music education and the creative
>process through accessible, high quality music technology, says
>Net4Music CEO Francois Duliege.
>
>"With the introduction of products and services like Finale
>NotePad, we are looking to establish a common worldwide standard
>for basic music notation, and to fuel the creation of written
>music rather than focus on just the finished product,'' Duliege
>says in a press announcement. "NotePad is an excellent
>educational tool for music theory as well as a fun,
>un-intimidating way to begin putting one's musical ideas in a
>tangible form."
>
>Finale NotePad is a basic version of Coda Music Technology's
>Finale notation software. As users gain more experience with this
>level of electronic composition and arranging (and ultimately
>outgrow it), they can trade up and buy one of Coda's more fully
>featured products, Finale PrintMusic!, Finale Allegro, or Finale,
>says Duliege.
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