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Nota Musica 2.6
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Johannes Martin)
Fri Feb 19 21:58:14 1999
To: os2ann.DISCUSS@bloom-picayune.mit.edu
Date: Fri, 19 Feb 1999 12:27:36 -0500
From: Johannes Martin <jmartin@csr.csc.UVic.CA>
Reply-To: Johannes Martin <jmartin@csr.csc.UVic.CA>
Submitted by: Johannes Martin (jmartin@goofy.zdv.uni-mainz.de)
Source: Johannes Martin (jmartin@goofy.zdv.uni-mainz.de)
Software: Nota Musica Version 2.6
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Johannes Martin Software-Entwicklung announces the new release 2.6 of
the music notation program Nota Musica. This new version comes with a
greatly improved note editor. Notes are now automatically spaced, and
the positions of bar lines and songtext are computed and displayed
right when notes are entered. Various smaller problems have been fixed.
Current users of any 2.5x version of Nota Musica may download a free
upgrade or have an upgrade disk sent to them for $5. Please contact us
by email or postal mail for details on how to get the upgrade.
Users of older versions of Nota Musica should visit our home page for
information on how to obtain an upgrade:
http://www.teamos2.de/software/notamusica
or write to:
Johannes Martin Software-Entwicklung
z.Hd. Ludger Martin
Pfarrer-Dorn-Strasse 26
55127 Mainz
Germany
E-Mail: L.Martin@TeamOS2.de
or:
Johannes Martin Software-Entwicklung
Attn: Johannes Martin
3986 Dawnview Crescent
Victoria, BC V8N 5M8
Canada
E-Mail: jmartin@goofy.zdv.uni-mainz.de
General Information on Nota Musica:
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Nota Musica is a 32 Bit Presentation Manager application to write and print
music pieces. It offers both a text based and a graphical mouse driven
editor. Tools such as transpose and similar facilitate revising and
rearranging your tunes. Although Nota Musica uses its own file format to
store your music pieces appropiately on disk, it also supports the MIDI file
format, which is supported by most major tune editors for DOS, Atari,
Macintosh and Amiga.
Nota Musica creates fine printouts of your pieces, even on 9 pin printers.
Of course it also supports 24 pin, inkjet and laser printers. Printouts
are created using emTeX and MusiXTeX which are included in the commercial
version in an easy to install package. TeX is available for many computer and
operating systems (Unix, Atari, Amiga, Macintosh, etc ...), so Nota Musica's
output can be used for further processing on these machines if required.
You can also import Nota Musica's output into your favorite word processor
to write music related papers and books, for example.
You don't have to know anything about emTeX and MusiXTeX to use Nota Musica.
Nota Musica with the included emTeX and MusiXTeX requires about 10MB of
harddisk space.
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