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#923756 08/31/04 04:31 PM
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This is just a suggestion -

Would it be possible to implement some feature that enables us to notate music? We've all seen when people try to write a part of a piece, and have to spell out the music (e.g. EG#B) instead of "writing" it. And after all, this is a music forum!

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That would be cool!
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You can include an image in your posts. That should be sufficient for showing a musical example.

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Hi,
Any suggestions on moving a 1896 Heinzman piano with ivory keys from Canada to the USA?

Paul

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Hi,
Any suggestions on moving a 1896 Heinzman piano with ivory keys from Canada to the USA?

Paul
Use a truck?

laugh

Sorry, couldn't help it....

Hi Noteworthy,

If you have a recent version of Windows, you should be able to access charmap.exe. It has a pulldown menu of fonts, and one of those is for music notation. I post on another music forum, and we use it all the time for that.

Let me know if this is a new one on you, and I'll explain further.

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