dhbailey wrote:
Matthew Hindson Fastmail Account wrote:
I've created another free font if people are interested, called Rhythms,
which enables people to enter rhythm passages in a word processor or
whatever. It's a bit like the Bach font - not as extensive, but
possibly a
bit easier to use. It can do some things that the Bach font can't (from
what I can gather).
It is available from http://www.hindson.com. Again, if anyone notices
any
problems, then feel free to let me know.
Also, I found another great free font called CombiNumerals, which
would be
great for Rehearsal Numbers I think. It's available from:
http://fontsite.com/Pages/FFDownloads.html
Matthew,
Thank you very much for sharing these fonts with us. It is very
generous of you and very helpful for us. I really appreciate your
generosity.
Thanks,
David
I second the thanks, it's contributions such as Matthew's that make the
Internet really click.
--
John Poole
Editions Poole
http://www.editionspoole.com
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