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Re: [abcusers] ABC applications

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Wil Macaulay wrote: Don't forget Skink! - abc editor/display, java based, runs on Linux, Mac OS, Mac OS X, Solaris, Win NT, Win 95, Win 98, Win 2000 available from http://www.geocities.com/w_macaulay/abc4mac.html Added to the base. It seems

Re: [abcusers] ABC applications

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have just added a searchable database of ABC applications to Musica Viva. http://www.musicaviva.com/abc/abcapp/index.tpl At the moment I have 29 programs listed, but I hope there'll be more soon. Any suggestions and comments are very welcome. Frank Nordberg

Re: [abcusers] ABC applications

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Wil Macaulay wrote: bizarre - did you try as a link from abc4mac.html (always worked for me) or did you try to access it directly (sometimes a problem) I tried the link from abc4mac.html Neither Netscape nor Anarchie was able to get through. I have to

Re: [abcusers] Composer/Lyricist Distinction

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Jack Campin suggests: | Currently, the C: flag indicates the composer field. ABC shows its | instrumental roots in the lack of any way to specify that the words to a | song were written by someone other than the composer of the tune. Now that | ABC supports

Re: RE: [abcusers] What programs do V: lines and how?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: TODO list? Any chance for output from abctab2ps -- if that is permitted -- for a selected instrument and tuning at run time? (Yes I'm lazy) ... or selecting the key for the presented output? I know I heard a plea for standardizing the % usage. I did - I did.

Re: [abcusers] What programs do V: lines and how?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: As an Abc2Win user, I can't get satisfactory printouts of multi-voice music, but for AbcMIDI and ABCMidifier playback I usually put in a line like %%MIDI transpose -12 or %%MIDI transpose -24, and then use the normal C-B,c-b with as few commas as possible. -12 gives

Re: [abcusers] ABC applications

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: bizarre - did you try as a link from abc4mac.html (always worked for me) or did you try to access it directly (sometimes a problem) wil Frank Nordberg wrote: Wil Macaulay wrote: Don't forget Skink! - abc editor/display, java based, runs on

Re: [abcusers] What programs do V: lines and how?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Just out of curiosity, which programs implement V: lines now? And for each, does it use the "higher" notation, where letters represent notes on the staff, or the "lower", where bass clef needs commas on most notes? Also, is there a reliable way to distinguish

Re: [abcusers] Composer/Lyricist Distinction

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Jack Campin wrote: Currently, the C: flag indicates the composer field. ABC shows its instrumental roots in the lack of any way to specify that the words to a song were written by someone other than the composer of the tune. Now that

Re: [abcusers] What programs do V: lines and how?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: | As an Abc2Win user, I can't get satisfactory printouts of multi-voice music, | but for AbcMIDI and ABCMidifier playback I usually put in a line like %%MIDI | transpose -12 or %%MIDI transpose -24, and then use the normal C-B,c-b with | as few commas as possible.