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In article <1990Dec8.083143.15490@unicorn.cc.wwu.edu> n8541751@unicorn.cc.wwu.edu (Where there is darkness, light) writes:
=>merx@vax5.cit.cornell.edu writes:
=>
=>>Hi,
=>>  I am looking for a simple program to let me print sheet music. It dosn't need
=>>to play the music.(I can do that) A source I can FTP to would be great! (it
=>>takes a lot of time to draw those notes on lined paper)
=>>Mike Ray       MER@CRNLNS
=>
=>There's a program called Music Printer Plus which does exactly this.  I don't
=>know where to get it, but a company I used to work for ordered it through the
=>mail, so it shouldn't be too hard to find.
=>Kris Bruland.
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Music Printer Plus is available from Temporal Acuity Products in Bellevue,
WA (800) 423-2673.  It's pricey at $595, but worth it if you're stuck
with Big Blue for medium-serious printing.  You can enter the notes
from a MIDI keyboard if you have an MPU or music feature card.  It does
a nice job of printing, even on a 9-pin dot matrix printer.  (MPP has
lots of other features (transposing, editing, MIDI performance) in addition
to its printing capabilities.				--gary
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