Jack Campin wrote:
>BarFly has a serious, fundamental, far-too-deeply-wired-in-to-change
>design mistake here, which you need to avoid repeating.
No, it's not too deeply wired in to change. The reason why I haven't
changed it to work with separate windows in the way that you suggest
is that it
>> I can't see the point of taking up valuable space on the screen
>> for something you aren't using all the time.
> But for browsing several tunes it could be usefull. Maybe if this
> subwindow would stay "on top" and doesn't disappear if we load a
> tune (so we could move it at a corner of the s
>>I can't see the point of taking up
>>valuable
>>space on the screen for something you aren't using all the time.
>
>But for browsing several tunes it could be usefull. Maybe if this
>subwindow would stay "on top" and doesn't disappear if we load a
>tune (so we could move it at a corner of the
Wil Macaulay wrote -
>BTW, Abacus worked pretty well for me, except that
>it crashed when I tried to change instruments (WinNT wkstation 4.0)
>running as a non-admin user.
Would this be Runtime error 70? This seems to happen on every version of
Windows except 98. I think I've fixed it but I
>>- I didn't managed to print scores with my HP DeskJet 520
Printer.
>It works OK on my Epson Stylus 440.
I'll try it on other printers to check this...
>I can't see the point of taking up
>valuable
>space on the screen for something you aren't using all the time.
But for browsing several tu
Jack Campi wrote -
>This is a very good idea, but the semantics I'd need in every instance
>where I've wanted it would be that the *shortest* note counts.
So Eric wants longest note counts, Jack wants shortest note counts, I went
for highest note counts and suggested first note counts Th
Steve Mansfield wrote -
>Windows XP (Pro) includes msvbvm60.dll as standard.
I hadn't realised that. I'd better raid my piggy bank and drag myself into
the 21st century. Does XP(Home) include it?
>On the principle that most users confident enough to download a
>programme and install it will
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
>>ACTION: SystemFile: "C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\MSVBVM60.DLL"
>>(File currently on disk was already up to date)
>I would have thought most people wouldn't have it and those with less
>computer expertise would be put off by lots of technical jargon
>> IT SUPPORTS NOTATIONS like [Af2],
>> ... I don't know why it's
>> not in the standard, with for example a rule saying that in such a
>> notation the longest note prevails in the counting of the times,
>> for example
> I've gone for highest note prevails in the counting of the times so
>
I had said -
>Sounds like a bug in Windows to me.
Don Whitener said -
>I wonder... I get exactly the same presentation. The application runs at
>full (real full) screen, covering even the task bar, and the middle restore
>button is grayed out and inactive. I have no other application that d
At 06:11 PM 8/1/02, Bryan Creer wrote:
>Eric Forgeot wrote -
>
> >- when you start Abacus, it comes in a sort of full screen mode
> >and hide the MSwindows taskbar and you have to resize Abacus (like
> >for some old windows 3.11 applications) : ok, it's a minor pb, but
> >a bit annoying.
>
>Sound
Eric Forgeot wrote -
>Nice program ! I like when there are new abc applications, so I
>can complete my collection :)
Thanks Eric and thanks for the comments, some of which I agree with and
others not.
>ACTION: SystemFile: "C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\MSVBVM60.DLL"
>(File currently on disk was already up
> "Eric" == Forgeot Eric <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Eric> I think Skink can be a good program to quick glance throughout
Eric> some tunes (to find a nice one to play/study for example), so sad
Eric> it still has problem with the sound,
Have you tried the latest version (that ju
>Abacus is an abc editor/player/printer programme -
>Windows only I'm afraid.
Nice program ! I like when there are new abc applications, so I
can complete my collection :)
> The print quality is adequate without being outstanding.
The display is good.
I'll give you my first impressions, if
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