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From: dhe@tellabs.com (Don Easton)
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Subject: Cheap Notation Prgms
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Date: 23 Jan 91 22:10:18 GMT
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Does anybody own or have any information on the "SongWright" or "Laser
Music Processor" music notation programs? I want a program to do
some simple scoring just for piano, and can't see spending $500+ for a
program that can score an whole orchestra. Since both of these programs
go for $99, I'm curious why they are so much cheaper than the rest of
the notation packages. What features don't they have that the rest do,
and which one is the better of the two. And would either one of them 
be good enough for what I need?
By the way, the program needs to run on a PC.

Thanks,

Don Easton