Marcello,
On Mac computers, it's very easy to save any file as a .pdf. Perhaps
your computer can do that, too. Pretend that you are going to print
as many pages of the file as you wish, but instead of sending the
file to the printer, create a .pdf and save it to your site folder,
where you can easily locate it. Then create hyperlinks to the .pdf
files from your website pages where you want your visitors to see
them. Do you know how to do this? There are simple to use
applications available, like Freeway, which make website design
almost pain free,
I have many .pdf files on my website which you can examine.
www.concertbandmusic.com or http://mysite.verizon.net/hsgersten
Herman
On Oct 28, 2007, at 3:35 AM, marcello noia wrote:
As I have in mind to create a site of mine proposing my vocal
arrangements for sale, I would like to put on the site demos of
PDF's (first page) and MIDI's with a fade out of the same page.
Which tools do I need? Do I have to get the full Acrobat software
to rip the first page of the PDF or have to create a proper cut of
the original MUS file to make a reducted PDF? Is there a PDF free
tool that does the same job?
And to manipulate the MIDI file in order to create a fade out? It's
the first time I'm involved in this project so I need your kind help.
Thanks
Marcello
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