hi Terry: Unfortunately, I've searched everywhere, and can't find an accessible Catholic hymnal anywhere--online or even a massive Braille volume. I simply look at the list of the songs we are to sing each week and find the ones I don't have, then my sister or mom quickly reads them to me and I type them in. Since I've been singing with the choir for about a year now, I need to write in fewer and fewer hymns.
I have the file organized numerically, because each hymn is assigned a number. That way, right before we begin the hymn, I use the find command to search for the number and am placed right at the top. If I haven't implicitly answered your question already, lol, I only have words. I'd be glad to send you what I have, except that it is very likely you may be using a different hymnal than I am. I will check, and if you check and your church is using the same one, I will send you the ones I have, and I hope they will be of some use to you. HTH, Laura >------ original message ------ >from: "Powers, Terry (NIH/NCI)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: RE: using hymnals - Re: [Braillenote] The Cursor >Laura; >How did you get the lirics on cf card? Did you scan the whole book or did >you type the words in on the computer. Do you have the music and words or >just the words. I would be graitly satisfied to have the words. I can >learn the melody by singing along with others. >The hymnals have music also. Is there any why I can just get the words. I >need a Catholic hymnol if anyone can help me. >Thanks and Happy Holidays. >Terry Powers
