On Thu, Aug 19, 2004 at 07:51:00AM +0200, Pol wrote: > I have just come across the included mail, from the linux-audio-user > mailing list. May be of interest to lyx users and developers.
At least for me, yes. Thank you. > Joerg Anders j.anders at informatik.tu-chemnitz.de > Mon Jul 19 03:19:54 EDT 2004 > > On Fri, 16 Jul 2004, Dave Phillips wrote: > > > > Today's goal: MusicTeX, maybe using Lyx (?) for a front-end. Anyone > > here have any experience with MusicTeX or any member of its family ? > > > > Because NoteEdit exports all ASCII based musical typesetting formats > (except M-Tx) I have enforcedly some MusiXTeX knowledge. > > Long time ago the LyX devolpers contacted me and asked for > some additional functionallity in NoteEdit to make it useable > for LyX. That was probably me. > To tell the truth: I didn't comprehend why exactly > they requested this. As far as I can remember this they > planned a clickable "score" sign which should signal musical score > inside a LaTeX text. Clicking this sign should launch NoteEdit. > > I cannot say what happend with these plans. But the requested > NoteEdit features are present. Thank you, Joerg. Andre' PS: This seems to be a pretty weird way to transmit a message from [EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED] But then, that's the age of globalization...
