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2 total messages Started by JeffLloyd.wgc1rx.xerox.com Jeff ... Tue, 06 Oct 1992 09:46
SMDL - X3V1.8M/SD-7
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Author: JeffLloyd.wgc1rx.xerox.com Jeff ...
Date: Tue, 06 Oct 1992 09:46
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Hi,

I'm look for the latest specifications for the following standard.

              Standard Musical Description Language
                          X3V1.8M/SD-7

The latest version if have is "Jun 16 1988". Does anyone know where I
could obtain the latest version? If fact is anyone using this standard?

I am currently developing software and I would like to check this to see
if it is of any use.

So, if you know how/where to obtain this, or, are using it, or know anything
about it's development since June 1988 please let me know.

All information greatfully accepted.

Regards
Jeff

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Jeff Lloyd                                       Rank Xerox Ltd. Bessemer Road
Jeff_Lloyd.wgc1:rx.xerox.com                     Welwyn Garden City, England.
Res.Tel. 0438-816326                             Tel: 0707-383025
   ==================== Musical Software Engineer =========================
Re: SMDL - X3V1.8M/SD-7
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Author: MASON J D
Date: Fri, 09 Oct 1992 21:37
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The Standard Music Description Language, SMDL, ISO/IEC DP10743, is the parent of HyTime,
the new ISO 10744 in that it was the originally approved ANSI project
from which HyTime was produced. 

SMDL has been balloted as a "Draft Proposal" but was held at that level
until HyTime was finished. The most recent text is from April 1991.

The best source of information is the leader of SIGHyper in the SGML
Users' Group, Dr. Steven R. Newcomb:

TechnoTeacher, Inc.
1810 High Road
Tallahassee, FL  32303-4408
U.S.A.
Telephone: +1 904 422 3574
Telefax: +1 904 386 2562
Network: srn@techno.com, srn@cmr.fsu.edu


Jim Mason
Convenor ISO/IEC JTC1/SC18/WG8
masonjd@ornl.gov
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