MIDIJOY FREEWARE version 3.5 for
ATARI ST
THE
MOST AMAZING AMUSING MIDI AMOUSEMENT
This manual is in HTML
format, and is a translation of the original Dutch manual, written
in 1992. Date of this translation is September 2000 (at least,
the start of it). The pages are kept sober, with a white background
to facilitate printing. For that reason the tables are not centered,
but left aligned. The text is enriched with a lot of screen examples
in GIF format.
THIS TRANSLATION IS NOT
AT ALL FINISHED BUT HAS ENOUGH INFORMATION TO KEEP YOU BUSY FOR
A LONG LONG WHILE.
The translation will
be continued. Once and a while I add a bit. I suggest the following
when you are interested. You email me if you want to be informed
about when and where the HTML updates can be downloaded. I keep
those email addresses in a little folder, and send you a message
when there's something new.
Reactions are welcome. Users who are really 'in it' and have
made setups (MDJ) or performances (R_P) they think the universe
is waiting for (why not aiming high..), or at least the group
of active ATARI users (somewhat smaller than the universe..)
send them to me (for my own interest) and with your permission
I'll add them to the MDJDATA folder.
MY MOTTO:
MUSIC IS THE
MOUSE TO EVERYTHING
never, ever stop wondering
The author of MIDIJOY
and this documentation:
MARSAN DMC
Harry Koopman
Baansingel 146
1813 ZE Alkmaar Holland
0031-72-5401611
email: harry.koopman$wolmail.nl
(replace the $ with a @)
site: http://members.tripodnet.nl/hkoopman
or
http://go.to/pianoles
Thanks
to the following persons for their support:
Paul Timmermans (my most
faithful MIDIJOY user): http://www.users.skynet.be/P-ART/
Tim Conrardy (one of
the most faithful atarians): http://sites.netscape.net/timconrardy/index.htm
Laurie Spiegel, as her
MUSIC MOUSE for the Macintosh was the inspiration for MIDIJOY
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