On dinsdag 3 augustus 2004 10:19, joe mc cool wrote:
> Bert Van Vreckem wrote:
> >I use Emacs to transcribe tunes in abc and it manages the time stamp
> >automatically. However, I wouldn't recommend installing Emacs just for abc
>
> Hmmm, useful.
>
> I'm an [x]emacs fan.
>
> Perhaps you can give so
Bert Van Vreckem wrote:
I use Emacs to transcribe tunes in abc and it manages the time stamp
automatically. However, I wouldn't recommend installing Emacs just for abc
Hmmm, useful.
I'm an [x]emacs fan.
Perhaps you can give some pointers on how you do this.
--
Joe Mc Cool
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On maandag 2 augustus 2004 02:03, Paul Rosen wrote:
> Also, does anyone put a version number or a date on their tunes? It seems
> like everytime I pass out music to my band it gets written on and I have to
> change something and print it out again. It's sometimes hard to tell which
> is the newest
> C: copyright 2004, Joe Blow.
"C:copyrcight 2004, Joe Blow, copied without permission" seems more correct to
me...
We have had this discussion before - a long discussion of copyright initiated
by Atte.
> Also, does anyone put a version number or a date on their tunes? It seems
> like everytim
Something like:
N:(c) Copyright Joe Blow
would print at the bottom of some abc software if printing
notes are enabled.
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From: "Jon Freeman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> From that sort of perspective, a field designated for version information
> would be nice. I would not need to hold that in the abc field of the
> database but could just add it to the abc requested.
Actually, now I come to think about it, I could use a %
From: "Phil Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Also, does anyone put a version number or a date on their tunes? It
> > seems
> > like everytime I pass out music to my band it gets written on and I
> > have to
> > change something and print it out again. It's sometimes hard to tell
> > which
> > is th
On 2 Aug 2004, at 01:03, Paul Rosen wrote:
Is there a standard way that is recommended for saying a tune is
copyrighted? I've seen some ABC that uses:
C: copyright 2004, Joe Blow.
And others that have the copyright in other places. Some use the word
and
some use the symbol. There are a number of t
Is there a standard way that is recommended for saying a tune is
copyrighted? I've seen some ABC that uses:
C: copyright 2004, Joe Blow.
And others that have the copyright in other places. Some use the word and
some use the symbol. There are a number of tunes that have an author, but no
notice at
