>BTW, one way I'm using floppies is to send abc files and programs
>to a Windows 3.11 user who teaches music in the country (i.e.
he's
>not rich), and has no Internet connection. If anyone has recent
>experience with abc programs to use and print from abc on that
>platform, I'd appreciate an email chat, since most software
>sites are highly ambiguous about their 16 bit (or Win32s)
support.
If this teacher master rather good computers he can try GhostView
and program such as Abcm2ps (http://moinejf.free.fr/) (purely dos
shell :) )
on
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/gsview/index.htm
there is somthing about 16-bit version of windows :
"Which versions of Ghostscript are available for MS-DOS?
If you are running 32-bit Windows you don't want a DOS version.
Ghostscript for MS-Windows includes a Windows console mode
executable named gswin32c.exe.
The last 16-bit DOS version was either GS 2.61 or 3.33. The last
32-bit DOS extended version was GS 5.10. "
If not, I think Abc2win (http://www.c7r.com/abc/) remains the only
possibility. It's rather good if no more than one voice is
required. And it's 16-bit too.
greetings.
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