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> On Thursday, January 3, 2008, at 09:10 AM, Kieren MacMillan wrote:
> >> What have you used to print your music for parts and scores?
> >
> > Years ago, I purchased a laser printer which would handle full-bleed,
> > 11x17, heavy stock...
>
> This is a great suggestion. I cann
Hi Jeremiah,
Once again, your comments have helped me clarify my problem.
I now realize that I have three problems
Every time I try to help someone, I make it my personal goal to at
least triple the number of problems they originally thought they
had! ;-)
(1) hi-res output. I can do 120
On Thursday, January 3, 2008, at 09:10 AM, Kieren MacMillan wrote:
What have you used to print your music for parts and scores?
Years ago, I purchased a laser printer which would handle full-bleed,
11x17, heavy stock...
This is a great suggestion. I cannot avail myself now, but I can se
Hi Jeremiah:
What have you used to print your music for parts and scores?
Years ago, I purchased a laser printer which would handle full-bleed,
11x17, heavy stock, 1200dpi printing. The only thing it didn't have
that I want(ed) is a two-sided (duplexing) option -- it was too
expensive at
Lilypond does a fantastic job engraving music. I want to print up high
quality parts and scores for my music. Parts would measure 9x12 inches
(apologies to folks outside the USA) or 10x13 inches; scores would
measure 10x13, 11x17 inches, or larger even. Paper would be heavier
weight (80 pound).
