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  Set Clef
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Choose a Treble or Bass clef for each of the
four staffs.

Staff Selectors
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With the keyboard, enter <1> to <4> to access
the staff selectors S1 to S4. Move the 
highlighted box to the desired Clef and press
<Enter>. With the mouse, click on the desired
Clef. 

Mode Selector
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The Mode selector contains three choices:
1. Section
2. Song
3. Current measure

Section mode is the default, and will change
the clef of all measures up to the next clef
change or end of song. Song mode changes the
clef of every measure. Current measure mode 
changes the clef of the current measure only.

With the keyboard, enter <M> to access the 
Mode selector. Move the highlighted box the 
desired mode and press <Enter>. With the 
mouse, click on the desired mode.



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   Key Signature
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Fifteen key signatures are available to
choose from. The key of C is available from
both Sharp and Flat selectors, so that EZNOTE
may appropriately label out of key notes as
sharp or flat. The default Key Signature for
new songs is C.

When adapting a song to a new key, be sure to
change the key before transposing the notes. 
The new note values are always matched to the
current key for proper positioning on the 
staff. (see Measure/Edit/Transpose)

Sharp/Flat Selector
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With the keyboard, enter <S> or <F> to access
the Sharp or Flat selectors. Move the 
highlighted box to the desired key and press
<Enter>. With the mouse, click on the desired
key. The key signature selected will be 
described and drawn in the Key Signature 
window.

Mode Selector
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The Mode selector contains three choices:
1. Section
2. Song
3. Current measure

Section mode is the default, and will change
the key signature of all measures up to the 
next key change or end of song. Song mode 
changes the key signature of every measure. 
Current measure mode changes the key of the 
current measure only. 

With the keyboard, enter <M> to access the 
Mode selector. Move the highlighted box the
desired mode and press <Enter>. With the 
mouse, click on the desired mode.



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  Time Signature
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The Time Signature is expressed as the number
of beats per measure (numerator), and the 
note per beat (denominator). For new songs, 
the default time signature is 4/4. 

Beat
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Press <B> or click in the beat window to 
activate the Beat text icon. Enter the 
desired beat and press enter. The allowable
range is 1 to 99.

Note per Beat
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With the keyboard, enter <N> to access the 
NPB selector. Move the highlighted box the 
desired note per beat and press <Enter>. With
the mouse, click the desired note per beat. 
The allowable range is Whole note(1) to 
Sixteenth note(16).

The selected time signature will be displayed
in the Time Signature window.

Mode Selector
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The Mode selector contains three choices:
1. Section
2. Song
3. Current measure

Section mode is the default, and will change 
the time signature of all measures up to the 
next time signature or end of song. Song mode
changes the time signature of every measure. 
Current measure mode changes the time 
signature of the current measure only. 

With the keyboard, enter <M> to access the 
Mode selector. Move the highlighted box the 
desired mode and press <Enter>. With the 
mouse, click on the desired mode.



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 Measure End
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Five measure end symbols are available. All 
symbols serve only to mark the end of the 
measure, and do not affect playback.

With the keyboard, enter <1> to <5> to select
the desired symbol. With the mouse, click on 
the desired symbol.



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  Measure Editing
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The Measure Editing functions are divided 
into two groups. The first group (Cut,Copy,
Clone,Transpose,Align) may operate on a
range of measures, and may be selected by 
staff. The second group (Paste,Merge,Insert)
may be repeated.

Measure Buffer
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Cut and Copy functions save notation in the 
Measure Buffer. The size of the Measure 
Buffer is always displayed at the top right 
of the screen. The contents of the measure 
buffer may be pasted or merged at any point 
in the song. The Measure Buffer may also be 
exported to or imported from a file, so that
song parts may be transferred between song 
files. The Measure Buffer is automatically 
cleared when a new song is loaded, or when 
memory has been exhausted.

Staff Checkboxes
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Select the staffs for which editing 
operations are active, by clicking in the
staff checkbox or entering the corresponding
number <1> to <4>. Enter <S> or click [Staff]
to toggle all staffs.

Measure Range
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Editing functions may operate on a range of 
measures. Enter <F> or click the From-Measure
window to activate the From-Measure icon. 
Enter <T> or click the To-Measure window to 
activate the To-Measure icon. The allowable 
range is 0 to 999. 

Press <A> or click [All] to select all 
measures for the edit operation.

The From-Measure and To-Measure may be marked
with <Ctrl><F1> and <Ctrl><F2> respectively.
Press <N> or click [Range] to input this 
preset range.

Cut
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Enter <U> or click [Cut] to delete or clear 
the selected range of measures. If all staffs
are selected, the measure range is deleted.
Otherwise, the selected staffs are cleared
within the measure range. Deleted or cleared 
measures are saved in the Measure Buffer for
future pasting, merging, or exporting.

Copy
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Enter <C> or click [Copy] to copy the 
selected range of measures to be saved in the
Measure Buffer for future pasting, merging,
or exporting.

Clone
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Enter <L> or click [Clone] to copy the notes
of a staff to another staff. Select only one
staff to clone from. Afterwards, you will be
prompted to enter the staff to clone to.

Transpose
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Enter <O> or click [Transpos] to transpose 
the notes on the selected staffs. Afterwards,
you will be prompted to enter the number of 
steps to transpose. Enter a '-' to step 
downward. The allowable range is -12 to +12.

When adapting a song to a new key, be sure to
change the key before transposing the notes. 
The new note values are always matched to the
current key for proper positioning on the 
staff. (see Measure/Key)

Align
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Enter <G> or click [Align] to align the notes
on each staff in the correct beat positions.

This way, notes may be entered on a staff 
without regard for the note positioning on
the others staffs. After entry, align the 
new notes with those of the other staffs.

Paste
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Enter <P> or click [Paste] to paste the 
contents of the Measure Buffer at the current
song position. Pasted measures will be 
inserted before the current measure. The 
Measure Buffer is cleared following a Paste 
operation.

Merge
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Enter <M> or click [Merge] to merge the 
contents of the Measure Buffer starting at 
the current measure. The notation of each
measure in the Measure Buffer will be 
combined with that of the current and 
subsequent measures of the song. If the end
of the song has been reached, any remaining 
measures in the Measure Buffer will be 
appended to the song. The Measure Buffer is
cleared following a Merge operation.

Insert
────────────────────
Enter <E> or click [Insert] to insert a new 
empty measure before the current measure. 

Repeat
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This parameter instructs EZNOTE as to how 
many times a given paste, merge, or insert
operation is to be performed. The default is 
one time (1).

Enter <R> or click in the Repeat window to 
activate the Repeat text icon. Enter the 
value and press <Enter>.



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      Clone
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Press <S> or click in text window to enter
the staff (1 to 4) to clone to. 



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    Transpose
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Enter <S> or click in the text window to 
enter the number of steps to transpose. 
Enter a '-' to step downwards. The 
allowable range is -12 to +12.



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  Measure Marker
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The value entered here can be used to mark
the start (from) or end (to) of the measure
range for editing or printing. In the 
Measure Editing or Printer Setup dialogue
box, activate the 'Range' icon to input
this preset range.



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   Chord Creation
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EZNOTE can create a variety of chords for 
you. If accepted, the new chord will be 
inserted at the current chord position.

Staff Checkboxes
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Select the staff(s) to which the chord will 
be created, by clicking in the staff checkbox
or entering the corresponding number 
<1> to <4>. 

Chord Base
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With the keyboard, enter <C> to access the 
Chord selector. Move the highlighted box to
the desired chord and press <Enter>. With the
mouse, click the desired chord. 

Chord Type
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With the keyboard, enter <T> to access the 
Type selector. Move the highlighted box to 
the desired chord type and press <Enter>. 
With the mouse, click the desired chord type.
The default type is 'Major'.

A description of the selected chord is 
displayed in the Current Chord window.



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   Chord Label
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EZNOTE automatically creates labels that
describe a chord. To display chord labels 
along the top of the notation window, set the
text mode to 'lyric/chord' or 'chord label'.
(see F5 - Song Settings)

Label
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To create a user-defined chord label, enter
<L> or click in the Label window to activate
the Label text icon. Input the desired text 
and press <Enter>. 

Default
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Enter <D> or click [Default] to restore the 
default chord label.



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    File Options
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Open, New, and Import MIDI functions clear 
the current song. If changes have been made 
to the current song, a warning message will 
pop up asking you if you want to save before
proceeding.

Open
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Open an existing EZNOTE song file from disk.
Enter <O> or click [Open].

New
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Clear the current song. All song settings 
will be restored to default values.
Enter <N> or click [New].

Save
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Save the current song to disk. Function key
<F2> is a short-cut for saving files.
Enter <S> or click [Save].

Import MIDI
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Import a standard MIDI file. File formats 0 
and 1.0 are supported.

With the keyboard, enter <I> to access the 
Import selector and press <M>. With the 
mouse, click [MIDI] within the Import 
selector.

Export MIDI
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Export the current song as a standard MIDI 
file (format 1.0). The first track will 
contain tempo, time and key signature 
information. The following tracks will 
contain MIDI data derived from staffs 
S1 to S4. If a staff is inactive, its 
notation will not be exported.

With the keyboard, enter <E> to access the 
Export selector and press <M>. With the 
mouse, click [MIDI] within the Export 
selector.

Import Buffer
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Import an EZNOTE song file to the Measure
Buffer. The contents of the Measure Buffer
may then be pasted or merged anywhere within
the current song. In this way, song parts may
be transferred between files.

With the keyboard, enter <I> to access the 
Import selector and press <B>. With the 
mouse, click [Buffer] within the Import 
selector.

Export Buffer
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Export the Measure Buffer to an EZNOTE song
file. The Measure Buffer is created from
Cut and Copy operations during Measure 
editing. Later, exported song parts may be 
imported to a new song.

With the keyboard, enter <E> to access the 
Export selector and press <B>. With the 
mouse, click [Buffer] within the Export 
selector.

Import Lyrics
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Import a standard DOS text file of song 
lyrics. Each line of the text file will
serve as lyrics for successive measures. To
see lyrics along the top of the notation 
window, set the text mode to 'lyric/chord' 
or'song lyrics' (see F5 - Song Settings).

With the keyboard, enter <I> to access the 
Import selector and press <L>. With the 
mouse, click [Lyrics] within the Import 
selector.

Export Lyrics
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Export song lyrics to a DOS text file. Each
measure lyric will serve as a single line
in the file.

With the keyboard, enter <E> to access the 
Export selector and press <L>. With the 
mouse, click [Lyrics] within the Export 
selector.



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    File Input
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The File dialogue box has three windows: 
Name, File, and Directory. With the keyboard,
press the corresponding hot-key (N,F,D) or 
press <Tab> to move to the next window. With 
the mouse, click in the desired window.

Name 
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If a file name is entered, EZNOTE will search
only the current directory. If a file mask 
(eg. *.*) or directory path is recognized,
control is automatically passed to the File
window. To change drives, type in the desired
drive (eg. A:). 

".PNO" is the default file extension for save
and open functions.

".MID" is the default for MIDI file 
functions.

".BUF" is the default for Measure Buffer 
functions. 

".LRC" is the default for Lyric file 
functions. 

File 
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With the keyboard, move the highlighted bar 
to the desired file using <  >,<  >,
<Page Up>,<Page Down>,<Home>,<End>, or the 
first letter of the desired file. Press 
<Enter> to make your selection. 

With the mouse, move the highlighted bar by 
clicking or dragging the mouse within the 
window or by moving the slidebar. Make your 
selection by double clicking the mouse on the
highlighted bar. 

A description of the current highlighted file
is displayed under the file window and shows
the file name, size, and date and time of 
last update.

Directory
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Navigation in this window is similar to that 
described for the File Icon. 



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 Import a MIDI File 
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EZNOTE can import four MIDI file tracks to be
assigned to the staffs. Within the selected 
tracks, a measure range may also be specified
so as to isolate a specific song part. You 
may play the selected tracks or play all 
available tracks in the MIDI file. You may 
also return to the File Input dialogue box 
to import a new file. 

Track Selection
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Enter <1> to <4> or click within a
track window to select a track from
the MIDI file for importing to the 
staffs S1 to S4.

With the keyboard, enter <?> to see a 
list and description of available tracks.

Measure Range
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A measure range may be specified for 
importing a track part. This may become 
necessary for large tracks due to memory 
limitations. Enter <F> or click the From-
Measure window to activate the From-Measure
icon. Enter <T> or click the To-Measure 
window to activate the To-Measure icon. The 
allowable range is 0 to 999. 

Quantize
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The Quantize function allows the timing of 
raw MIDI data to be structured for notation
purposes. This is especially important for 
imported MIDI files that are created by raw 
recording only. Because music timing is never
perfect from such recording, EZNOTE must know 
how to align note starting times that are not
precisely on beat, and the minimum duration 
of each note.

Note-On
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The lowest resolution is 4, so that all notes
would be forced to start at the nearest 
Quarter note boundary. The highest resolution
is 32, for which all notes would be aligned 
along the nearest Thirty-two note boundary. 
The higher the resolution, the more 
accurately does the notation reflect the 
original piece of music. However more memory
is required for higher resolutions.

With the keyboard, enter <N> to access the 
Note-On selector. Move the highlighted box 
to the desired note-on resolution and press
<Enter>. With the mouse, click the desired 
note-on resolution.

Note Duration
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The minimum duration for each note ranges 
between Quarter note and Thirty-two note.
All raw note durations that are found to be 
less than this minimum, will be lengthened 
so as to conform to this setting.

If the [?] setting is selected, EZNOTE will
quantize each note duration automatically,
based on the next note starting time.

With the keyboard, enter <D> to access the
Duration selector. Move the highlighted box
to the desired note duration and press 
<Enter>. With the mouse, click the desired 
note duration.

Play
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Enter <P> or click [Play] to play all the 
tracks in the MIDI file. 

Enter <L> or click [Play Trk] to play only
selected tracks. This way, you may hear your
selection before EZNOTE converts the track(s)
to music notation.

New File
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Enter <W> or click [New...] to return to the
File Input dialogue box so as to import a 
new file.



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  Song Statistics
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This windows displays the staff Clefs, 
Key signature, Time signature, and 
beat flags.

The staff Clefs are displayed as a "T" for
a Treble clef, and a "B" for a Bass Clef.
There are four such letters, each of which
correspond to the four staffs S1 to S4.

The beat flags indicate whether the 
total beats found in the staff match 
the time signature. A check mark (√) 
indicates a match, and an asterisk (*)
indicates an incorrect number of beats.

A measure may be selected to view by moving 
the highlighted bar to the desired measure.

With the keyboard, move the highlighted bar 
to your selection using <  >,<  >,
<Page Up><Page Down>,<Home>,or <End>,
and then press <Enter>. 

With the mouse, move the highlighted bar to
your selection by clicking or dragging the 
mouse within the window, or by moving the 
slidebar. Make your selection by double 
clicking the mouse on the highlighted bar.



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  Song Settings
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All of the song settings in this window, with
the exception of 'Text mode', are MIDI 
settings that affect MIDI playback. The MIDI 
channel, volume, patch(instrument) may be 
selected for staffs S1 to S4. Each staff may
also be activated or deactivated.

The Text mode sets the type of text to be 
displayed along the top of the Notation
window. All settings are saved with the song.

All text icons may be activated by pressing 
the corresponding hot-key, or clicking in the
icon's window with the mouse.

Hot-keys:
T     Tempo
X     Text Mode
1-4   S1 to S4 MIDI settings
a-d   S1 to S4 staff checkbox

Tempo
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The tempo is the speed at which the song 
plays back. The default tempo for new songs
is 100.

Text Mode
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The Text mode icon selects the type of text 
that will be displayed at the top of the 
Notation window. 

Select 'lyric/chord' to display both lyrics
and chord labels (default), 'song lyrics' 
for lyrics only, 'chord label' for chords 
only, or 'none' for no text printing.

Press <Spacebar> or click the text mode 
window to step through the selections. Press 
<Enter> or click outside the window to make
your selection.

Channel
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The MIDI channel must be set between 
1 and 16. In order to use different 
instruments for playback of all the 
staff parts of a song, the channel 
settings must be different for each staff.

Volume
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The MIDI volume setting may range between 0
and 127. A volume of 0 will silence the 
staff. The default volume is 100. 

Patch(instrument)
────────────────────
The instrument selection conforms to the 
General MIDI standard set. 128 instruments
are available to choose from. Enter <?> or
click in the instrument window to access a 
list of instruments to choose from. The 
default instrument for new songs is 1 (Piano).

Staff Activity
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Toggle the staff's MIDI activity by clicking
the staff checkbox or pressing <a> to <d>. 
An inactive staff will not sound in the Edit 
Window or during playback, or be exported 
to a MIDI file.



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   Global Settings
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All text icons may be activated by pressing 
the corresponding hot-key, or clicking in the
icon's window with the mouse. Global settings
are saved in a configuration file upon 
program exit.

Hot-keys:
N  Chord Note Length
A  Chord Arpeggio

Chord Note Length
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This parameter specifies the duration of 
individual notes of a chord, when sounded in 
the Edit Window. The allowable range is 
0 to 480 ticks. (120 ticks = 1 Quarter note)

Chord Arpeggio
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Arpeggio specifies the delay in ticks between
individual notes of a chord, when sounded in 
the Edit Window. (120 ticks = 1 Quarter note)



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   Text Window
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With the keyboard, move the highlighted bar 
to your selection using <  >,<  >,
<Page Up><Page Down>,<Home>,or <End>,
and then press <Enter>. 

With the mouse, move the highlighted bar to
your selection by clicking or dragging the 
mouse within the window, or by moving the 
slidebar. Make your selection by double 
clicking the mouse on the highlighted bar.



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   Printer Setup
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All text icons may be activated by pressing 
the corresponding hot-key, or clicking in the
icon's window with the mouse. Print settings
are saved in a configuration file upon 
program exit.

The Printer, Mode, Port, Orientation, and 
Text mode icons are Text Selector icons. 
Press <Spacebar> or click the window to step
through the selections. Press <Enter> or 
click outside the window to make your 
selection.

Hot-keys:
P    Printer
M    Mode
R    Port
O    Orientation
X    Text mode
S    Text size
F    From Measure
T    To Measure
A    All
N    Range
E    Footer
G    Magnify
1-4  S1 to S4 staff checkbox

Printer
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Selects the printer driver. 

If you wish to import the graphics output
into a word processor, select 'PCX Bitmap 
file'. Afterwards, you will be prompted for 
the name of this file, x-pixel width,
y-pixel height, and the number of colors.

Mode
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Depending on the printer driver selected, 
this may specify the resolution (dots-per-
inch), paper size, or number of colors.

Port
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LPT1, LPT2, COM1, and COM2 may be selected. 
If you select a serial port (COM1 or COM2),
It is assumed that you have already set the 
port's communications parameters to match 
your printer (see DOS MODE command).

If you wish to output to a disk file, select 
'file'. Afterwards, you will be prompted for
the name of this file.

Orientation
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 Portrait        Landscape
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|       |     |             |
|       |      -------------
|       |
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Text mode
────────────────────
Select 'lyric/chord' to print both lyrics and
chord labels (default), 'song lyrics' for 
lyrics only, 'chord label' for chords only, 
or 'none' for no text printing.

Text size
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This parameter specifies the pixel height of
printed text. 

Staff checkboxes
────────────────────
Select the staffs to print by clicking in the
staff checkbox or entering the corresponding 
number <1> to <4>. 

Measure Range
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Here you may specify the range of measures to
print. Press <A> or click [All] to select all
measures for printing (default).

The From-Measure and To-Measure may be marked
with <Ctrl><F1> and <Ctrl><F2> respectively.
Press <N> or click [Range] to input this 
preset range.

Footer
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Activate this checkbox to print the song 
title, page number, and measure range as 
a footer on each page. 

Magnify
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Activate this checkbox to magnify the printed
output by a factor of 2. This may be useful 
for printer drivers that have a high 
resolution as its first mode. 
(eg. Epson 24 pin, IBM X24)



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The PCX graphics output will contain as
much data as can fit within the x-pixel 
and y-pixel coordinate area. The larger
the area, the more measures that can be
printed.

All text icons may be activated by pressing 
the corresponding hot-key, or clicking in the
icon's window with the mouse. 

Hot-keys:
X  x-pixel width
Y  y-pixel height
C  No. of colors

X-Pixel 
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Specifies the x-pixel coordinate of the PCX
file (default=640).

Y-Pixel 
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Specifies the y-pixel coordinate of the PCX
file (default=480).

No. of Colors 
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Specifies the number of colors in the PCX
file (default=16).

Press <Spacebar> or click the window to step
through the other selections. Press <Enter>
or click outside the window to make your
selection.



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