Re: [abcusers] The virtues of handling music graphically

2002-04-16 Thread Laurie (ukonline)
] The virtues of handling music graphically I'm responding tomore than just your post here so not everything here applies to what you wrote. At 11:49 PM 4/14/02 +0100, you wrote: You seemed to miss the point. I *was* in MS. Which part of MS were you in? 1) I did miss your point that you worked

Re: [abcusers] The virtues of handling music graphically

2002-04-14 Thread Laurie (ukonline)
in but undocumented). Of course, there may have been secrets that I wasn't told (almost by definition of secret). L. - Original Message - From: John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, April 14, 2002 3:58 AM Subject: Re: [abcusers] The virtues of handling music

Re: [abcusers] The virtues of handling music graphically

2002-04-14 Thread John Chambers
Laurie write: | FWIW Muse does not use any secret, or undocumented parts of the Windows | interface. | | (During my time in the Windows Systems group in MS I never came across any | interfaces that were intended to be secret. What I did find were places | where an app had been developed to an

Re: [abcusers] The virtues of handling music graphically

2002-04-14 Thread Gary J Sibio
At 10:38 AM 4/14/02 +0100, you wrote: (During my time in the Windows Systems group in MS I never came across any interfaces that were intended to be secret. What I Microsoft keeps the secret stuff for itself. Most programmers (that is, the ones that don't work for MSFT) don't know about them

Re: [abcusers] The virtues of handling music graphically

2002-04-13 Thread joe
Ulf Bro wrote: Abc2ps gives a very nice looking sheet which can afterwards become converted to pdf with ps2pdf. I have noticed that this results in relatively small files suitable for emailing to the other band members who can print them out even if they for some reason still happen to have

Re: [abcusers] The virtues of handling music graphically

2002-04-13 Thread Laurie (ukonline)
No, sorry - no Linux version. (You mean Linux doesn't have a Windows emulation subsystem!!) L. - Original Message - From: Ulf Bro [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2002 5:50 PM Subject: Re: [abcusers] The virtues of handling music graphically Am Samstag

Re: [abcusers] The virtues of handling music graphically

2002-04-13 Thread John Chambers
Rick writes: | Laurie (ukonline) wrote: | | No, sorry - no Linux version. | | (You mean Linux doesn't have a Windows emulation subsystem!!) | | Shudder!!! (To the backdrop of loud wailing and gnashing of teeth!!) ;-) Well, actually, it does have several. Wine and Lindows come to mind. They

Re: [abcusers] The virtues of handling music graphically

2002-04-13 Thread Jeff Bigler
From: Doug Rogers/Yowza Software [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Fri, 12 Apr 2002 15:00:09 -0700 I must say that after reading about the limitations, or seeing some of the solutions ( such as: ^f-|f-|f-|_g-|g-|^^e-|e-|^f ), well, it's a real treat to simply work with a real, graphical score, and

[abcusers] The virtues of handling music graphically

2002-04-12 Thread Doug Rogers/Yowza Software
Dear ABCer's: Over the past few years several fans of ABC notation urged me to add the ability to import and export ABC to my notation software ( MusEdit, http://www.musedit.com ) and I did that about six months ago. Since then I've been monitoring the ABC list for new developments in this

Re: [abcusers] The virtues of handling music graphically

2002-04-12 Thread Wil Macaulay
Hi Doug, Interesting, I was just thinking about the same thing over the weekend. I've put quite a few hours of time over the last four years into 5 Line Skink, and I asked myself whether it was worth continuing, given the high quality of other packages out there. I came to a slightly

Re: [abcusers] The virtues of handling music graphically

2002-04-12 Thread Laurie (ukonline)
] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 11:00 PM Subject: [abcusers] The virtues of handling music graphically ... I guess I'm writing this to remind those who don't that for a pretty small investment (less than $100 for MusEdit and several other notation packages) ... To subscribe/unsubscribe