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SongPrinter.DOC - A Quick Clarification.
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Date of development: 15-May-1988.
Copyrights : MnemoTroN.
Coding : BASIC version (not supplied) by MnemoTroN.
Modula-2 conversion by Tuca.
Instructions : MnemoTroN.
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Task
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SongPrinter enables you to print any SoundTracker song you've made. You can
also examine a SoundTracker song if you want to see, what instruments are
used by the song.
How to use SongPrinter
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Working with SongPrinter is very easy. If you want to dump a song to the
printer make sure the desired devices are on your boot-disk. These include:
parallel/serial.device, the port-handler in directory l and your favourite
printer driver in devs/printers. Now load SongPrinter from the CLI (drawing
an icon for Workbench will cause no remarkable effect) using this syntax:
SongPrinter <songname> [-S] [-P] [-L]
<songname> is the path to the SoundTracker song you want to print.
The -S option will cause SongPrinter to put all it's output to the current
CLI-Window. So you don't have to use a printer.
The -P option forces SongPrinter to print all patterns that are USED (!) in
the song.
The -L option will switch your printer to NLQ/LQ (Tuca has a NEC P2200, so
don't wonder why he wrote Letter Quality in the program).
Be careful! SongPrinter can't be stopped when it's running. So be sure,
you have typed the right command before you press Return.
MnemoTroN, 25-May-1989 (1:53 a.m.)