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From: Dan_Jacobson@ATT.COM
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Subject: Re: Music-note editor
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Date: 1 Jun 91 08:47:17 GMT
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In-Reply-To: wdelv@devnet3.hac.com's message of 31 May 91 16: 14:53 GMT
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MuTeX is a music type-setting macro package for TeX that I've heard
about on comp.text.tex .  The monthly FTP list from comp.misc lists
relay.cdnnet.ca as one site that has it.

>>>>> On 31 May 91 16:14:53 GMT, wdelv@devnet3.hac.com (walt del vecchio) said:

walt> In article <2123@ccsg.tau.ac.il> eliz@VIRGO.MATH.TAU.AC.IL (Zvuluny Eli (yishai guest)) writes:

>I am looking for a public domain music-note editor, running under
>Sunview or X.  A WYSIWYG editor is preferred, but others will do as
>well.  The editor's output should be in Postscript.

you can do TeX --> dvips --> postscript output

walt>   I am looking for something slightly different.  I would like
walt> to use something like a troff macro set and/or a frontend
walt> program like tbl or eqn to print standard music notation.  I am
walt> using a Sun3 under SunOS 3.5 with an Imagen laser printer
walt> (Impress).

Though I've never used MuTeX, it might fill the bill.