I have an old music notation program, (deluxe music)
which was made in '85, and it works on old macs,
system 7.5 and under, but not on anything higher...
Someone confidently told me that I could get this
program, (and/or the files I have for this program) to
work on a modern day computer, by getting an emulator.
He said that I could try opening it with various other
programs, and one of them may open it. Any opinions or
experience with this?
Thanks,
Justin
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