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Sanjorge_10427@hotmail.com

my name is adriana and im a huge fan

ok this is the wierdest thing ive ever seen!!!

when i print the music, all the noteheads, rests, & accidentals appear one space (one major step) up.
for stems up parts, you can see a little of the bottom part of stem sticking out;
and for stems down parts, the noteheads and stems don't even connect
half rests look like full rests and vice-versa

i have tried printing TT fonts as bitmap soft fonts and as graphics

for now, i transposed from Gb major to Bbmajor and hand-wrote in the extra accidentals and key signature
so although the file is in Bb, it printed out looking like Gb

what's the actual solution?

thanks!

I am looking for music for a tenor saxophone, preferably jazz music

I am searching for a software program that will enable me to convert music for my alto sax to a printed format. Do you
know of something?

I have imported a NIFF file into LIME but could not find a way to add a note to a chord, of which there were many lost in the import process. I held down the Shift key, per instruction manual, but this did not work. Need ease of adding and correcting notes.

I need to get Lime notation into a Corel Ventura document. I've successfully cut and pasted into MS Word, but it seems this method doesn't work for other programs.

I've tried:

1) Copy highlighted rectangle in Lime, paste into PaintShop Pro - it asks for the iamge size in pixels (the data from the file gives "unknown") but whatever I use I get deformed music, with notes and clefs that are too small.

2) Copy to Word (looks OK) and then into PaintShop Pro. Now it seems to know the original size, but it is too small and only some of the image gets through.

3) Copy to Ventura. Gives similar result to 2, that is only one stave and half the treble clef get drawn.

4) Print to a Postscript printer file. This works really well occasionally, but most of the time I end up with a file containing the message that the printer driver doesn't have enough memory for the print job. I've tried shutting down everything else on my computer, and rebooting, etc. etc. but my 128M of memory doesn't seem to be enough...

Does anyone have any ideas how else I might get a selected rectangle, or the whole page, from Lime into a Postscript file? My aim is for either EPS or a bitmap of at least 300dpi, i.e. better resolution than screen-capturing Lime in it's enlarged size.

Anthony

I just wanted to say that Shareware Music Machine need not doubt the 1975 date on LIME's birth. I was using it at Florida State U. in 1978 - and it was stable and useful at that point (running under "PLATO" : go look up your computer history, under 'C.E.R.L.,U.I.U.C.', and 'C.D.C.') -
It is still quite simple and useful: I paid, & run it on Win-doze and Mac. Will there be an OSX-'cocoa' port?
pax,
char lieb