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∂27-Feb-89 2118 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of January computer charges.
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Date: Mon 27 Feb 89 20:59:23-PST
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of January computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12474176741.9.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for January.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 34.57 .00 5.00 39.57
Total: .00 .00 34.57 .00 5.00 39.57
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Princip Inv Title Comment
1-DMA602 (none listed) CSD-CF Depreciation Accou CSD-CF Depreciation
The preceding statement is a condensed version of the detailed summary sheet
sent monthly to your department.
Please verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying
for your computer usage. Please also check the list of account numbers below
the numeric totals. If the organizations/people associated with that account
number should NOT be paying for your computer time, send mail to BEDIT@SCORE.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂27-Jan-89 2127 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of December computer charges.
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Date: Fri 27 Jan 89 20:59:17-PST
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of December computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12466050259.9.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for December.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 34.57 .00 5.00 39.57
Total: .00 .00 34.57 .00 5.00 39.57
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Princip Inv Title Comment
1-DMA602 (none listed) CSD-CF Depreciation Accou CSD-CF Depreciation
The preceding statement is a condensed version of the detailed summary sheet
sent monthly to your department.
Please verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying
for your computer usage. Please also check the list of account numbers below
the numeric totals. If the organizations/people associated with that account
number should NOT be paying for your computer time, send mail to BEDIT@SCORE.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂09-Jan-89 2210 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of November computer charges.
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Date: Mon 9 Jan 89 21:54:56-PST
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of November computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12461341797.9.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for November.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 34.57 .00 5.00 39.57
Total: .00 .00 34.57 .00 5.00 39.57
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Principal Investigator Title
1-DMA602 CSD-CF Depreciation Account
The preceding statement is a condensed version of the detailed summary sheet
sent monthly to your department.
Please verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying
for your computer usage. Please also check the list of account numbers below
the numeric totals. If the organizations/people associated with that account
number should NOT be paying for your computer time, send mail to BEDIT@SCORE.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂13-Dec-88 2109 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of October computer charges.
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Date: Tue 13 Dec 88 20:51:57-PST
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of October computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12454252444.11.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for October.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 34.57 .00 5.00 39.57
Total: .00 .00 34.57 .00 5.00 39.57
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Principal Investigator Title
1-DMA602 CSD-CF Depreciation Account
The preceding statement is a condensed version of the detailed summary sheet
sent monthly to your department.
Please verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying
for your computer usage. Please also check the list of account numbers below
the numeric totals. If the organizations/people associated with that account
number should NOT be paying for your computer time, send mail to BEDIT@SCORE.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂29-Nov-88 2150 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of September computer charges.
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Date: Tue 29 Nov 88 21:15:04-PST
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of September computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12450586637.10.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for September.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 34.47 .00 5.00 39.47
Total: .00 .00 34.47 .00 5.00 39.47
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Principal Investigator Title
1-DMA602 CSD-CF Depreciation Account
The preceding statement is a condensed version of the detailed summary sheet
sent monthly to your department.
Please verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying
for your computer usage. Please also check the list of account numbers below
the numeric totals. If the organizations/people associated with that account
number should NOT be paying for your computer time, send mail to BEDIT@SCORE.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂16-Nov-88 1426 ghb%sdcarl@ucsd.edu Can we get together?
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Date: Wed, 16 Nov 88 14:25:28 PST
From: ghb%sdcarl@ucsd.edu (Garrett H. Bowles)
Message-Id: <8811162225.AA12760@sdcarl>
To: LCS@SAIL.STANFORD.EDU
Subject: Can we get together?
I'll be up visiting relatives in the Bay Area during Thanksgiving,
and wondered if we could get together on Friday morning the 25th.
I would like to know what you have been up to lately, and talk
with you about SCORE. I've been attending the meetings of the ANSI
working group on music notation, and I would also like to discuss its
work with you.
I'll be out of town from this Thursday through Sunday, but I can
respond to e-mail when I get home.
Hope I can see you.
Garrett
gbowles@ucsd.edu
∂02-Sep-88 2012 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of August computer charges.
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Date: Fri 2 Sep 88 20:02:25-PDT
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of August computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12427493815.10.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for August.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 37.60 .00 5.00 42.60
Total: .00 .00 37.60 .00 5.00 42.60
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Principal Investigator Title
1-DMA602 CSD-CF Depreciation Account
The preceding statement is a condensed version of the detailed summary sheet
sent monthly to your department.
Please verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying
for your computer usage. Please also check the list of account numbers below
the numeric totals. If the organizations/people associated with that account
number should NOT be paying for your computer time, send mail to BEDIT@SCORE.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂21-Aug-88 1958 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of July computer charges.
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Date: Sat 20 Aug 88 14:55:40-PDT
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of July computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12424030103.11.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for July.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 37.60 .00 5.00 42.60
Total: .00 .00 37.60 .00 5.00 42.60
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Principal Investigator Title
1-DMA602 CSD-CF Depreciation Account
The preceding statement is a condensed version of the detailed summary sheet
sent monthly to your department.
Please verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying
for your computer usage. Please also check the list of account numbers below
the numeric totals. If the organizations/people associated with that account
number should NOT be paying for your computer time, send mail to BEDIT@SCORE.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂20-Jul-88 2129 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of June computer charges.
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Date: Wed 20 Jul 88 21:19:15-PDT
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of June computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12415973468.9.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for June.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 37.49 .00 5.00 42.49
Total: .00 .00 37.49 .00 5.00 42.49
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Principal Investigator Title
1-DMA602 CSD-CF Depreciation Account
The preceding statement is a condensed version of the detailed summary sheet
sent monthly to your department.
Please verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying
for your computer usage. Please also check the list of account numbers below
the numeric totals. If the organizations/people associated with that account
number should NOT be paying for your computer time, send mail to BEDIT@SCORE.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂24-Jun-88 0023 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of May computer charges.
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Date: Fri 24 Jun 88 00:14:26-PDT
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of May computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12408927471.9.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for May.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 37.49 .00 5.00 42.49
Total: .00 .00 37.49 .00 5.00 42.49
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Principal Investigator Title
1-DMA602 CSD-CF Depreciation Account
The preceding statement is a condensed version of the detailed summary sheet
sent monthly to your department.
Please verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying
for your computer usage. Please also check the list of account numbers below
the numeric totals. If the organizations/people associated with that account
number should NOT be paying for your computer time, send mail to BEDIT@SCORE.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂23-Jun-88 2340 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of April computer charges.
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Date: Thu 23 Jun 88 23:39:00-PDT
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of April computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12408921019.9.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for April.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 1.93 1.02 37.49 .00 5.00 45.44
Total: 1.93 1.02 37.49 .00 5.00 45.44
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Principal Investigator Title
1-DMA602 CSD-CF Depreciation Account
The preceding statement is a condensed version of the detailed summary sheet
sent monthly to your department.
Please verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying
for your computer usage. Please also check the list of account numbers below
the numeric totals. If the organizations/people associated with that account
number should NOT be paying for your computer time, send mail to BEDIT@SCORE.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂07-May-88 1935 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of March computer charges.
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Date: Sat 7 May 88 18:41:47-PDT
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of March computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12396546144.9.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for March.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 49.99 .00 5.00 54.99
Total: .00 .00 49.99 .00 5.00 54.99
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Principal Investigator Title
1-DMA602 CSD-CF Depreciation Account
The preceding statement is a condensed version of the detailed summary sheet
sent monthly to your department.
Please verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying
for your computer usage. Please also check the list of account numbers below
the numeric totals. If the organizations/people associated with that account
number should NOT be paying for your computer time, send mail to BEDIT@SCORE.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂29-Mar-88 2129 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of February computer charges.
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Date: Tue 29 Mar 88 21:17:34-PST
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of February computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12386361812.9.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for February.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 49.84 .00 5.00 54.84
Total: .00 .00 49.84 .00 5.00 54.84
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Principal Investigator Title
1-DMA602 CSD-CF Depreciation Account
The preceding statement is a condensed version of the detailed summary sheet
sent monthly to your department.
Please verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying
for your computer usage. Please also check the list of account numbers below
the numeric totals. If the organizations/people associated with that account
number should NOT be paying for your computer time, send mail to BEDIT@SCORE.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂25-Feb-88 1641 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of January computer charges.
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Date: Thu 25 Feb 88 15:38:49-PST
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of January computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12377649391.18.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for January.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 .22 .06 48.52 .00 5.00 53.80
Total: .22 .06 48.52 .00 5.00 53.80
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Principal Investigator Title
1-DMA602 CSD-CF Depreciation Account
The preceding statement is a condensed version of the detailed summary sheet
sent monthly to your department.
Please verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying
for your computer usage. Please also check the list of account numbers below
the numeric totals. If the organizations/people associated with that account
number should NOT be paying for your computer time, send mail to BEDIT@SCORE.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂04-Feb-88 1304 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of December computer charges.
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Date: Thu 4 Feb 88 12:46:11-PST
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of December computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12372112941.11.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for December.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 .33 .22 49.08 .00 5.00 54.63
Total: .33 .22 49.08 .00 5.00 54.63
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Principal Investigator Title
1-DMA602 Computer Facilities
The preceding statement is a condensed version of the detailed summary sheet
sent monthly to your department.
Please verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying
for your computer usage. Please also check the list of account numbers below
the numeric totals. If the organizations/people associated with that account
number should NOT be paying for your computer time, send mail to BEDIT@SCORE.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂19-Jan-88 1639 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of November computer charges.
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Date: Tue 19 Jan 88 15:58:11-PST
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of November computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12367953590.12.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for November.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
G.LCS SCORE 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 49.08 .00 5.00 54.08
Total: .00 .00 49.08 .00 5.00 54.08
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Principal Investigator Title
1-DMA602 Computer Facilities
The preceding statement is a condensed version of the detailed summary sheet
sent monthly to your department.
Please verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying
for your computer usage. Please also check the list of account numbers below
the numeric totals. If the organizations/people associated with that account
number should NOT be paying for your computer time, send mail to BEDIT@SCORE.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂29-Dec-87 1357 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of October computer charges.
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Date: Tue 29 Dec 87 13:45:06-PST
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of October computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12362424338.29.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Please DISREGARD the previous October charge summary. It was not complete
(did not include refund information).
Following is a summary of your computer charges for October. This report
is a condensed version of the detailed summary sheet sent monthly to your
department.
Note REFUNDS for NAVAJO and LABREA users. A billing error was made in
September, and appropriate credits were applied to the October bills.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
G.LCS SCORE 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 1.46 .58 258.51 .00 5.00 265.55
Total: 1.46 .58 258.51 .00 5.00 265.55
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Principal Investigator Title
1-DMA602 Computer Facilities
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂28-Dec-87 1331 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of October computer charges.
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Date: Mon 28 Dec 87 13:21:32-PST
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of October computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12362157904.20.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for October.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
G.LCS SCORE 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 1.46 .58 258.51 .00 5.00 265.55
Total: 1.46 .58 258.51 .00 5.00 265.55
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Principal Investigator Title
1-DMA602 Computer Facilities
The preceding statement is a condensed version of the detailed summary sheet
sent monthly to your department.
Please verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying
for your computer usage. Please also check the list of account numbers below
the numeric totals. If the organizations/people associated with that account
number should NOT be paying for your computer time, send mail to BEDIT@SCORE.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂21-Oct-87 1642 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of September computer charges.
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Date: Wed 21 Oct 87 16:12:52-PDT
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of September computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12344352381.29.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for September.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
G.LCS SCORE 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 .18 .06 334.68 .00 5.00 339.92
Total: .18 .06 334.68 .00 5.00 339.92
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Principal Investigator Title
1-DMA602 Computer Facilities
The preceding statement is a condensed version of the detailed summary sheet
send monthly to your department.
Please verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying
for your computer usage. Please also check the list of account numbers below
the numeric totals. If the organizations/people associated with that account
number should NOT be paying for your computer time, send mail to BEDIT@SCORE.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂02-Sep-87 2235 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of August computer charges.
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Date: Wed 2 Sep 87 22:29:49-PDT
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of August computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12331575945.9.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for August.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
G.LCS SCORE 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 315.94 .00 5.00 320.94
Total: .00 .00 315.94 .00 5.00 320.94
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Principal Investigator Title
1-DMA602 Computer Facilities
In future, each computer user will receive a monthly electronic statement
summarizing their computer usage. This statement is a condensed version of
the detailed summary sheets sent monthly to departments.
Please verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying
for your computer usage. Please also check the list of account numbers below
the numeric totals. If the organizations/people associated with that account
number should NOT be paying for your computer time, send mail to BEDIT@SCORE.
Note: the "percent" column following the university budget account numbers
indicates what percent of your computer charges were billed to that account.
This statement is sent to the preferred EMAIL address listed in the PEDIT
database on SCORE. If no address is specified in PEDIT, this statement
is sent one of the listed computer accounts.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂19-Aug-87 1925 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of July computer charges.
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Date: Wed 19 Aug 87 19:21:27-PDT
From: Billing Editor <BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Subject: Summary of July computer charges.
To: LCS@Sail.Stanford.EDU
Message-ID: <12327871637.14.BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU>
Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for July.
Account System Billed Pct Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
G.LCS SCORE 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 100 .00 .00 315.94 .00 5.00 320.94
Total: .00 .00 315.94 .00 5.00 320.94
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Principal Investigator Title
1-DMA602 Computer Facilities
In future, each computer user will receive a monthly electronic statement
summarizing their computer usage. This statement is a condensed version of
the detailed summary sheets sent monthly to departments.
Please verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying
for your computer usage. Please also check the list of account numbers below
the numeric totals. If the organizations/people associated with that account
number should NOT be paying for your computer time, send mail to BEDIT@SCORE.
Note: the "percent" column following the university budget account numbers
indicates what percent of your computer charges were billed to that account.
This statement is sent to the preferred EMAIL address listed in the PEDIT
database on SCORE. If no address is specified in PEDIT, this statement
is sent one of the listed computer accounts.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂06-Aug-87 0835 sleator@theory.cs.cmu.edu julius smith
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Date: 6 Aug 1987 11:35-EDT
From: Daniel.Sleator@theory.cs.cmu.edu
To: lcs@sail.stanford.edu
Subject: julius smith
Message-Id: <555262554/sleator@theory.cs.cmu.edu>
Sorry to bother you about this, but I'd like to send mail to Julius
Smith. Have you any idea where he reads mail? Thanks
Danny Sleator
∂26-Jul-87 1345 BEDIT@Score.Stanford.EDU Summary of June computer charges.
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Subject: Summary of June computer charges.
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Dear Leland Smith,
Following is a summary of your computer charges for June.
Account System Billed Cpu Job Disk Print Adj Total
G.LCS SCORE 1-DMA602 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00
LCS SAIL 1-DMA602 .17 .26 315.68 .00 5.00 321.11
Total: .17 .26 315.68 .00 5.00 321.11
University budget accounts billed above include the following.
Account Principal Investigator Title
1-DMA602 Computer Facilities
In future, each computer user will receive a monthly electronic statement
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Verify each month that the proper university budget accounts are paying for
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should NOT be paying for your computer time, please send mail to
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is sent one of the listed computer accounts.
Please direct questions/comments to BEDIT@SCORE.
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∂03-May-87 2009 beaucham@uxc.cso.uiuc.edu music notation session
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From: beaucham@uxc.cso.uiuc.edu (Jim Beauchamp)
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To: ihnp4!numusic!ric, seismo!umix!dwon!medea!craig
Subject: music notation session
Cc: beaucham@uxc.cso.uiuc.edu, lcs@sail.stanford.edu
Craig and Rick,
Don Byrd says he was pretty interested in having Keith Hamel's
(Kingston, Ont.) paper on the Notation Session. What do you
think? Actually, since Computers and Learning only has 4 papers
we could probably handle 6 papers on Notation, which is immediately
before. Was it your impression that it was a loser, or did it
have merit?
∂03-May-87 1935 beaucham@uxc.cso.uiuc.edu reviews
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From: beaucham@uxc.cso.uiuc.edu (Jim Beauchamp)
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To: decwrl!ucbvax!pixar!next!julius, dexter%colgate@csnet-relay.arpa,
ihnp4!mhuxi!princeton!winnie!paul, jos@sail.stanford.edu,
lcs@sail.stanford.edu, seismo!ircam!smc, seismo!rochester!ur-esm!as,
seismo!sdcsvax!sdcarl!dgl, seismo!sdcsvax!sdcarl!frm,
uiucdcs!princeton!dwon!SCRC-STONY-BROOK.ARPA!Roads
Subject: reviews
Thanks you for your recent reviews. These helped immensely!
Jim
∂21-Apr-87 0848 beaucham@uxc.cso.uiuc.edu ICMC Reviews
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From: beaucham@uxc.cso.uiuc.edu (Jim Beauchamp)
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To: decwrl!ucbvax!pixar!next!julius, dexter%colgate@csnet-relay.arpa,
ihnp4!mhuxi!princeton!winnie!paul, jos@sail.stanford.edu,
lcs@sail.stanford.edu, seismo!ircam!smc, seismo!rochester!ur-esm!as,
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Subject: ICMC Reviews
Cc: beaucham@uxc.cso.uiuc.edu
Dear Reviewer,
Please get your evaluations to me as soon as possible. Use
express mail if necessary. The selection committee is meeting
Saturday, and I would like to prepare a summary of your
results. Thank you.
Jim Beauchamp
2136 Music Bldg.
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
1114 W. Nevada
Urbana, IL 61801
(217) 344-3307/244-1207
∂19-Mar-87 0040 HODGES@SRI-STRIPE.ARPA Music Printing Software
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From: Richard Hodges <HODGES@SRI-STRIPE.ARPA>
Subject: Music Printing Software
To: lcs@SAIL.STANFORD.EDU
cc: hodges@SRI-STRIPE.ARPA
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It was a pleasure to meet you today. I think your music
printing software is exactly what we need.
We would like to try to output one of the pages you prepared on a
Linotronic. What do you think the best means of transferring the Postscript
file would be? If one of the files you prepared will fit on a floppy
disk (we can read AT disks, as I mentioned) perhaps the best way would
be for you to send a disk by US Mail. Otherwise, perhaps you could
upload it to a publically acessible directory on SU-AI and I can get
it by anonymous ftp. My US Mail address is 650 Calmar, Oakland CA 94610.
We will be happy to pay for any expenses involved, and of course also
would be happy to pay you for your time in entering the data to create
the file.
Thanks very much for your interest in our project.
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∂04-Feb-87 1047 BRACEWELL@STAR1.STANFORD.EDU Visit
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From: Ronald N. Bracewell <BRACEWELL@STAR1.STANFORD.EDU>
Subject: Visit
To: lcs@SAIL.STANFORD.EDU
Cc: jc@SAIL.STANFORD.EDU
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February 4 1987
To: Leland Smith
From: Ron Bracewell
Several years ago I saw your work at the GTE building and it was brought
back to mind by the recent publicity. Would it be possible to visit? If so, I
would like to bring my uncle who arranges for the ABC Symphony Orchestra by
the traditional methods. Please reply to BRACEWELL@STAR.STANFORD.EDU, or
723-3545 or 857-9263 (home).
Ron Bracewell
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∂16-Jan-87 0901 mike@MEDIA-LAB.MEDIA.MIT.EDU hi
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From: Michael Hawley <mike@MEDIA-LAB.MEDIA.MIT.EDU>
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To: lcs@su-ai.arpa
Subject: hi
Hi. I'm Mike Hawley, with Jeanne Bamberger,
who is saying hello, and who just got computerized.
Her address is bamberge@mit-ems
(send her a note if you can)
Michael
∂15-Jan-87 1922 ircam!stk@seismo.CSS.GOV greetings
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From: ircam!stk@seismo.CSS.GOV (Stanislaw Krupowicz)
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To: AYW@SAIL.STANFORD.EDU, BOB@SAIL.STANFORD.EDU, BRG@SAIL.STANFORD.EDU,
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Subject: greetings
Hello from Paris and Happy New Year,Stanislaw.
∂15-Jan-87 1915 ircam!stk@seismo.CSS.GOV
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∂13-Aug-86 1559 adobe!greid@glacier.stanford.edu Music Setting
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To: Leland Smith <glacier!LCS@sail>
Subject: Music Setting
Cc: Me <greid@glacier.stanford.edu>,
Cleo Huggins <huggins@glacier.stanford.edu>
From: Glenn Reid <adobe!greid@glacier.stanford.edu>
Leland,
I am on the Technical Staff at Adobe and I have worked with Cleo a
great deal during the development of the music font we are producing.
Among other things, I wrote a few PostScript routines for setting music
that do simple things like construct beams and slurs (simple in the
sense that they will draw them, not in the sense that they have any
preconceived notion of *where* to draw them). The routines also impose
a staff-based coordinate system which makes placement of notes much
easier and more intuitive. Cleo used just these PostScript routines to
produce the sample of Bach's Sonata II that you might have seen.
Cleo mentioned that you have under development a tool for interactively
editing music (apparently based on years of research) that will now
produce PostScript vector output, and I am most interested in finding
out a little more about it. It occurred to me that it might be
possible to include in your PostScript output a mechanism that could
check the printer to see if Adobe's music font was already downloaded,
and in that case use some of the characters in it as alternatives for
your vector output.
There are various advantages to using fonts over raw PostScript on a
PostScript printer. One is that the shapes are "cached" when they are
rendered, and if a shape is used more than once, it will significantly
increase the printing speed (factors of 10 or more for the character
shapes). Another advantage is that the font machinery takes greater
care than the line-drawing machinery in paying attention to line
weights and pixel round-off. Thus stems and staff lines, for instance,
will always be the same thickness, regardless of their position on the
page (you may have noticed some of them being a pixel wider than others
when using "stroke"). Another advantage over pure vectors is that the
curves are rendered as bezier cubic sections, which will be converted
to vectors at the resolution of the printer--this means NO jaggies on a
typesetter, whereas vectors will render the same way on either device.
Anyway, since you are recognized as being one of the pioneers in
computer music publishing, and since you are right down the street, I
thought it would be worthwhile to discuss these issues with you. Aside
from any encouragement for you to use our music font, I would be
interested in giving you as much support as you needed to write a
PostScript driver for your project. After all, we developed PostScript
in the first place, and it is our primary objective to encourage its
use. And I happen to think that a music-setting application like yours
would be a perfect place to exercise PostScript to its limits.
I would be most interested to learn more about what you are working
on. Let me know if there is anything I can help you with.
Glenn Reid
Adobe Tech Support
(415) 852-0271
adobe!greid@glacier
∂12-Aug-86 1146 ME [MUS,DOC] @ SAIL
To: LCS@SAIL.STANFORD.EDU, lcs@CCRMA-F4
CC: ME@SAIL.STANFORD.EDU
I've planning to delete *.*[MUS,DOC] at SAIL unless there is some particular
reason to keep any of this stuff. I figured you might be the one person who
cared about any of it. Most of it hasn't been referenced in years.
∂18-Mar-86 2117 PEDIT.UPDATE@SU-SCORE.ARPA Your People Entry
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Subject: Your People Entry
To: LCS@SU-AI.ARPA
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Listed below is your entry in the Stanford Computer Science
Department's PEOPLE/PEdit Database. This information is available
by running the LOOKUP program on SU-SCORE, SU-SUSHI, or SUMEX-AIM
or by running the FIND program on SU-AI (SAIL).
Please take a moment to see whether our records are correct:
Leland Smith (Leland)
Professor, Music
Email : LCS@SAIL
Office : AI 267
Phones : 3-0716 (Office), 493-9386 (Home)
Dept : Not given
Relation : None
Mailing : None
Birthday : August 6
Gender : Not given
Status : Pedit User on SU-SCORE
Home Address: 3732 Laguna Avenue, Palo Alto, CA
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If you have an account on SCORE or SUSHI, login there and run the
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If you have an account on SUMEX-AIM or SU-AIMVAX or are otherwise
affiliated with SUMEX, the Knowledge Systems Laboratory (KSL), or the
Medical Information Sciences (MIS) program, mail your changes to:
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Otherwise, you may mail your changes to:
PEDIT-CHANGES@SU-SCORE.ARPA or PEDIT.UPDATE@SU-SCORE.ARPA
Or, if it's more convenient, ask any CSD staff member with an account
on Score to make your changes.
Thank you.
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∂09-Mar-86 1808 BILLW@SU-SCORE.ARPA F77.
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From: William "Chops" Westfield <BILLW@SU-SCORE.ARPA>
Subject: F77.
To: lcs@SU-AI.ARPA
Message-ID: <12189456827.20.BILLW@SU-SCORE.ARPA>
I have a tape for you, containing all the F77 sources and such.
Its a DART tape, as it turns out that DART will run under tops20.
BillW
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∂30-Dec-85 1714 ME density
Well, I admit the message is a little misleading, but that's because it
doesn't know what command, and hence what device, you are going to be
using. It types the message for "MTA0", which you had MTA1 assigned as,
so that's why it said what it did. Perhaps you tried to append data to
a tape that was already started at 6250, or perhaps you restarted BART
without giving the DENSITY command after you saw the misleading message.
∂18-Dec-85 1610 ME Ahoy there!
∂16-Dec-85 1527 LCS bart
Could you leave me a list of instructions on running BART?
thanks, lcs
ME - I assume you mean for doing a tape copy. Don't you have
the instructions from before. I've forgotten them myself, except
I think the command you want is UCOPY (preceded by any density
command you may need).
∂03-Oct-85 1303 stickney%gwen.DEC@decwrl.ARPA greetings
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Date: Thursday, 3 Oct 1985 12:49:43-PDT
From: stickney%gwen.DEC@decwrl.ARPA (Kimball Stickney, Video Firmware)
To: lcs@SAIL
Subject: greetings
(I can't figure out how to get mail to CCRMA so I'll understand if you don't
get this in time)
I will be in Palo Alto Monday afternoon and would like to say hi ( I will
actually be there all week but don't know if I will have other free time ).
DEC is sending me to a course on PostScript at Adobe Systems. I have also
been in touch with Cleo Huggins there regarding a music font.
How's the music scoring? This morning I saw a demo at Berklee School of Music
put on by Kurt Maas from Munich. It is a batch scoring system with a
SCORE-like alphanumeric input language and a various drivers to handle an
Anadex dot-matrix printer, HP7475A vector plotters, and Monotype laser
typesetter. They use two PDP-11 systems, one an 11/23 for serial line I/O
processing (including MIDI) and an 11/73 for everything else. They run under
IDRIS (a UNIX derivative) and utilize a custom Q-bus board which they will
sell for $2000+ (the board adapts RS-232 boards to MIDI via a separate clock
and signal level converters, and has a PROM presumably for booting the
memory-only 11/23 cpu). They want $5K+ for various pieces of software needed
to do different things; their overall package, before buying the pdp-11
equipment to run it on, is about $25000.
I have adapted Don Byrd's SMUT program to run under MS-DOS, driving either
the cheap $150 CGP-115 plotter from Radio Shack, or generating a device
independent metafile. Would you like a copy to play with? How's the Tandy
2000 stuff going? Anyway, hope to see you out there.
Kim Stickney
∂06-Aug-85 0857 ME Bart
To: LCS@SU-AI.ARPA, lcs@CCRMA
∂06-Aug-85 0846 LCS BART
UNFORTUNATELY I HAVE RUN OUT OF TIME ON SOME PROJECTS SO I WON'T BE ABLE
TO COME INTO MJH AGAIN UNTIL AFTER SEP.1. (I WILL BE OUT OF TOWN.)
I'LL GET IN TOUCH WHEN I RETURN.
ME - OK. Unfortunately, I will be out of the country for a few weeks
starting 1 Sept.
∂05-Aug-85 2028 ME new Bart up
I've got another version of Bart up, with some things improved. I should
explain to you how it handles errors (it's fairly simple). It still doesn't
handle physical end-of-tape on the output tape particularly well, but that
will come soon. I think it's usable....
∂01-Aug-85 1458 ME tape copy program
To: LCS@SU-AI.ARPA, lcs@CCRMA
I will be at my office around 9am Friday, till about 10am. If you show
up during that time, I'll explain what you have to do to use the program.
It will require careful intervention at the end of an output tape.
∂26-Jul-85 0136 ME tape copy
I'm sorry, but the tape copy program isn't quite ready to be used.
Furthermore, the tape drives aren't ready to be used for copying
because we're having some problems on both of the old drives. Those
problems are what have kept me from finishing up the program, which
is mostly ready.
∂26-Jun-85 1452 ME copying tapes
You want to copy from 800 bpi on the old drives to 1600 bpi on the new drive,
right? (maintaining Dart format) You don't want 6250 bpi output tapes, right?
∂05-Mar-85 1331 @MIT-MULTICS.ARPA:SYSTEM@NTSU.MAILNET music scoring
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From: SYSTEM@NTSU.MAILNET
To: lcs@SAIL.ARPA
Subject: music scoring
Did you get my holiday greetings? I have been working with the PDP-11
code for MSS using a VT125 for display. I think I could make it work
on a TI PC (256k memory, 710x300 raster screen) if I spent the time.
Do you have plans for commercial development of this system? I would
be interested in assisting. I have been following the work of Bernard
Mont-Reynaud, and talked with him in Paris. There was some discussion
of taking over the PARC Mockingbird project. I have heard this facile
rumor from several people who claim Xerox might let them "have it",
including Bill Buxton. I have never seen anything actually happen,
however. Do you know anything about this?
Don Byrd of SMUT fame has been working for Kurzweil for some time. They
plan on doing a Mac-based scoring system for use with their 250
synthesizer, starting this spring or summer. Several packages have
already come out for the Macintosh; I have not tried any of them. I
think a very serious system could be built around the Silicon Graphics
system but it is very expensive. Jean-Pierre Armand and Don Byrd met
with the syndicate of French publishers and interest was expressed in
developing a system, but no one could say where the 1,000,000F funding
would come from. A similar meeting was apparently held with New York
publishers including Boosey-Hawkes, sort of on behalf of Kurzweil, but
funding was not committed. Is any of this new or interesting? I really
think you should be a part of these developments if you are inclined.
I am also in touch with Orion Crawford, a transcriber/arranger in L.A.
who you may have heard of. He has been trying to approach Xerox for
years. He has some good front-end ideas, but is lacking in computer
expertise. Anyway that's what I know, hope this mail gets through our
new MAILNET connection. Hope to hear from you.
Kim Stickney
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From: SYSTEM@NTSU.MAILNET
To: lcs@SAIL.ARPA
Subject: music scoring
Did you get my holiday greetings? I have been working with the PDP-11
code for MSS using a VT125 for display. I think I could make it work
on a TI PC (256k memory, 710x300 raster screen) if I spent the time.
Do you have plans for commercial development of this system? I would
be interested in assisting. I have been following the work of Bernard
Mont-Reynaud, and talked with him in Paris. There was some discussion
of taking over the PARC Mockingbird project. I have heard this facile
rumor from several people who claim Xerox might let them "have it",
including Bill Buxton. I have never seen anything actually happen,
however. Do you know anything about this?
Don Byrd of SMUT fame has been working for Kurzweil for some time. They
plan on doing a Mac-based scoring system for use with their 250
synthesizer, starting this spring or summer. Several packages have
already come out for the Macintosh; I have not tried any of them. I
think a very serious system could be built around the Silicon Graphics
system but it is very expensive. Jean-Pierre Armand and Don Byrd met
with the syndicate of French publishers and interest was expressed in
developing a system, but no one could say where the 1,000,000F funding
would come from. A similar meeting was apparently held with New York
publishers including Boosey-Hawkes, sort of on behalf of Kurzweil, but
funding was not committed. Is any of this new or interesting? I really
think you should be a part of these developments if you are inclined.
I am also in touch with Orion Crawford, a transcriber/arranger in L.A.
who you may have heard of. He has been trying to approach Xerox for
years. He has some good front-end ideas, but is lacking in computer
expertise. Anyway that's what I know, hope this mail gets through our
new MAILNET connection. Hope to hear from you.
Kim Stickney
∂05-Mar-85 0047 ME IMPRINT spooler and spaces
Well, I finally got my fix to the IMPRINT spooler to work not to print
non-blank spaces. I'll have it up for the ESP spooler tomorrow. You've
probably already XSPOOL'd your file by now, but I thought I'd mention
the fix (which we needed, and I'm glad you pointed out the problem).
∂18-Feb-85 1222 Stickney.Mailnet@MIT-MULTICS.ARPA MSS
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I would like to request your permission to use the RT11 version of MSS
to generate output for a portion of my paper to go in the ICMC
proceedings from the Paris conference. The paper is entitled "Quality
Music Printing on a $200 Plotter" and talks about hardware and software
interfacing concerns for the Radio Shack model CGP-115 pen plotter.
This is a tiny 4-color drum plotter which uses 4-inch paper (it is
actually a deal less then $200 now). My purpose in using MSS would be
to show alternative results using two different music printing programs.
The other one I have is SMUT by Don Byrd. As mentioned previously,
David Wessell supplied me with your program at IRCAM and I have written
a relatively device-independant output interface for it. I would be
glad to send you any of my work if you are interested. Looking forward
to hearing from you, hope all is well at CCRMA and Stanford.
Kim Stickney
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Subject: Hello from Kim Stickney
Hi, I'm using David Wessel's account. Sorry you couldn't make it to this
conference; I'm really enjoying seeing this place and visiting Paris. The
11/40 is under the stairs in the hallway and on it's way out, I hear! There
were a couple of interesting presentations concerning music graphics; two
guys from Italy did a pretty good attempt on a 64KB Apple, but all in 6502
assembler unfortunately. It has a fairly impressive menu system, especially
considering the ridiculous 290 x 190 screen resolution or whatever it is.
Some people from Munich have some fairly good-looking stuff, but on an
expensive Cadmus system designed for CAD/CAM use. They want to sell their
software for 10,000Marks or so, but I don't know how good it is. I trust
you know Tom Hall from Wisconsin and his Merganthaler-based commercial
system? He was here and participated on the panel discussion led by Don
Byrd. I learned that Dataland sold out to a Japanese company and now all
that stuff is in Japan. Met Bernard Renaud and enjoyed talking to him.
Hope you're having fun and again, sorry you weren't here. I'm on uucp now
in the Texas wilderness, will send you the address.
Kim Stickney
p.s. Laurie came too, and says hi.
∂20-Oct-84 1434 ME your old mail file on [2,2]
Is there some reason that you want to preserve your old mail file on [2,2]?
It is empty and not used since you have a MSG.MSG[1,LCS] file.
Can I delete the empty msg file on [2,2]?
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∂28-Sep-84 1658 PB varian printer
To: LCS
CC: PB
Don Coates seem to think that you have had it serviced in the past. It is
currently streaking. Do you know how to fix this, or know who does? I have
already asked Len Bosack (who had told me to talk to Don), but I thought you
might know the easiest solution.
--peter
∂09-Sep-84 1835 decvax!mcvax!ircam!dlw@Berkeley Magic numbers
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I got your note and will look up the reference tomorrow. I think
I know just the book you are thinking of.
Too bad you can't make the conference.
More later --david
∂12-Jun-84 2309 SMI calcomp to varian output
Leland,
do you know of a program that converts Calcomp to Varian output?
Any leads are appreciated.
.
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IRCAM
31, rue St.Merri
75004 Paris
May 15th, 1984
Dear Mr. Smith,
I have just received your mail from Chris Chafe and I must
tell you that it surprised me quite a lot.
I have have been given a grant from the Fulbright Program and I was sent
the offer of admission of Stanford University from the Italian Committee in
Rome at the beginning of April. There was written that I would have to
decide within few days since the deadline was the 15th of that month, and so
did I, refusing that offer and accepting that one from MIT (I will be
following next year the Ph.D. program in Media Technology related to the new
building for Arts and Techonlogy).
I informed Rome about my choice on April 12 and they should have sent you
back my decision (through IIE of New York) more than ONE month ago !!
That is why your mail surprised me : I feel now a little guilty towards
the other students waiting for an available place. But I really did what I
was asked to do : there must have been a communication problem somewhere
among Rome, IIE and Stanford.
As a strictly confidential information, I could add that I was rather
disappointed by the way the Italian Committee dealt with all this matter.
I wish I could explain to you the reasons of my choice, which have nothing
against Stanford. Rather, they are related to my fairly busy work as a
composer in Europe and to my future plans.
I hope to be able to do that during the next ICMC in Paris : it could also
be the right opportunity for me to meet you.
Looking forward to seeing you during that period,
Sincerely,
Marco Stroppa
∂26-Apr-84 2141 Robert%utd-cs.csnet@csnet-relay.arpa Hi
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Test message from KS from utd dallas.
∂26-Apr-84 2141 Robert%utd-cs.csnet@csnet-relay.arpa This is Kim Stickney
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Subject: This is Kim Stickney
Hi, I'm trying to get hooked up with the world from Denton TX where I
run the VAXes for North Texas State University. I have been getting
requests from people for SCORE and MUSIC5 and would like to know if
it's OK with you if I make it generally available to people. Are you
going to ICMC in Paris? How's the music scoring projects ?
Kim Stickney
∂24-Mar-84 1059 tsao@ISL MS program
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Subject: MS program
From: tsao at ISL
Sometime ago, you told me that you were going to do something that would
allow the MS program to run on a microcomputer.
We are thinking of buying a PC of some sort when we get back to
Singapore and it would be great if there is an MS software package
that we could use. We may even be able to convince someone in Singapore
to acquire the hard and software required. Are you doing anything to
make your program more marketable and accessible?
If you need some help,(I am not sure what I can do), I will be free
in August.I am attending the Stanford Sloan Program in September 1984 and
am taking the whole month of August off.
Vivien Tsao
∂22-Mar-84 1803 ME DART and 1600
You can now say R DART and DENSITY 1600 and then dump whatever
files you want at 1600 bpi. It only works for that core image,
so if you call out of Dart, you gotta start over. READ MONCOM.UPD
for details.
∂08-Mar-84 1352 ME XGP available
∂23-Feb-84 0735 LCS XGP
Please let me know when the XGP-VRN-KA10 are once more available.
Thanks, LCS
ME - The KA and its devices are up again.
∂25-Feb-84 0036 ME XGP/KA
∂23-Feb-84 0735 LCS XGP
Please let me know when the XGP-VRN-KA10 are once more available.
Thanks, LCS
ME - Looks like it will be several more days. We've been working on it
with little success at isolating the problem. Sorry. I'll certainly
announce it when the KA is working again.
∂23-Jan-84 2236 Mw@uci-750a Musical typography
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Subject: Musical typography
From: Mark Wadsworth <mw@uci-750a>
I have recently become interested in the printing of music.
From the information I have found so far, music printing is largely a hand
process. Art Samuel told me that you have a very good music publishing
program. Have you published any papers about it? I would be grateful for
any references or other information you can send me.
Mark Wadsworth
Dept. of Iynformation and Computer Science
University of California, Irvine
∂22-Jan-84 2312 ME Dart
∂21-Jan-84 1100 LCS
Is there any chance of someday getting a program to copy old MTA0 DART tapes
directly to 1600 BPI MTU0 tapes? This would be a very great time saver
for me since I want to get all my old stuff moved to CCRMA by next
summer. Let me know if there is anything I could do to help on this.
LCS
ME - Yeah, there should be a way to do that with Dart, within a few months.
∂21-Jan-84 0917 ALS
I have given your name to Mark Wadsworth(mw@uci-750a) in response to a
query about typesetting music. You may hear from him.
∂17-Jan-84 0830 PW
Is there a command to simple read parameter lists into MS. READ, IN and
FILE all ask for staff number, etc. I'm having to run a PTY job as it is.
Thanks.
∂26-Sep-83 1119 JJW MUSIC TRANSCRIBER
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Gio Wiederhold gave me your name as a possible
source of information on computerized music
transcription. I am interested in a reasonable
method of doing such. This probably involves
interfacing a synthesizer equipped with some
sort of parameter transmission bus to a
microcomputer, or possibly to a mini. So far
I have investigated a number of commercially
available models including:
Syntauri: They offer the AlphaSyntauri system
that has some nice features as a synthesizer
or multi-track recording system, but their
Composer's Assistant, a musical transcriber
that takes files of music stored in the micro
is totally useless. It actually does turn
these files into written music, but the format
must be edited heavily to turn it into anything
close to something that could be used or having
a professional look. The editing process takes
twice as long as would be taken to do it all
by hand.
Fairlight Instruments: I haven't had a demo
of this, but it appears to be a superb system.
The only problem is that it costs around 27k
including hardware, printers and tons of
capabilites that only a serious recording studio
would be able to use.
Synclavier: I am waiting for the specs on this,
but have heard it has the same problems as Fairlight
does.
Synergy: They are apparently doing a lot development
in this area and are "supposed" to be releasing
a nice music transcriber. Last I heard it was still
being written, and we all know about vendors and
their "soon to be available" products.
What I'm looking for is a system that will allow one
to play music and have it transcribed into some reasonable
format, and then to be edited quickly into a close to
publishable form(I'm not interested in starting a business,
I just think this is reasonable). Is this too much to ask?
I would be vey grateful for any information on this.
Thank you for taking the time to read this.
-Randy Hammon- Hammon%lll@lll-mfe.arpa
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∂02-Jul-83 2058 HYS perc. symbols
I have now copied on [1,LCS] all of my code 11 library, to wit: PERC.DMD,
CRLN.DMD, and CRS.DMD. Also PICT.MS. Unfortunately, I have no time at
the moment to write documentation on them; suffice to know that those files
are needed to read any of my music I've put on the system.
If any future musicologists wants to know which pieces of mine are buried
in my area on MUSIC5, here is the list:
Promenade (1978), for trombone and perc.
Four Poems on Springtime (1980), for mezzo and chamber orch.
Conjunct Motion (1980), for cl. fg. cor. cb. pfte.
Voyages (1981), for 'cello and strings
Scherzo fantasque (1981), for violin and piano
"Hot ice and wondrous strange snow" (1982), for organ solo
Diurne (1982), for piano four-hands
Dream-troupe (1983), for 'cello and piano
Parts have been extracted wherever relevant.
I'm not at all sure how graceful a clean-up job I'll be able to do before
I leave for good. Certainly I'm the only person who can find anything in
my area. If MS ever gets available elsewhere, I hope to be able to get back
at all of those files in some form.
One more piece on the list:
Intermezzo (1971, rev. 1981), for full orch.
∂22-Jun-83 1425 LCS at CCRMA
Date: 22 Jun 1983 1308-PDT
From: Leland Smith <LCS at CCRMA>
To: LCS at SU-AI
G9: MOVE RZ,.COMM. ;IF(R2.LE.900..AND.R2.NE.RN(L+2))GO TO GX
CAMG RZ,[900.0] ; SET R2=999 TO LOOK AT ALL STAVES
CAMN RZ,1(R) ;IF(R2.NE.RN(L+2))GO TO GX
SKIPA
JRST GX
MOVE A,2(R) ;RN(L+3) IS IN A
CAML A,.COMM.+5 ;R4 *** CAML A,RR4 ;R4
CAMLE A,.COMM.+6 ;R5 *** CAMLE A,RR4+1
JRST G2 ;9 IF(OUTLIM(R4,R5,RN(L+3)))GO TO 2
LIM: AOJ J, ; IN LIMITS?
∂20-Jun-83 2224 LCS at CCRMA
Date: 20 Jun 1983 2217-PDT
From: Leland Smith <LCS at CCRMA>
To: LCS at SU-AI
IF(I1.EQ.LEL)GO TO 680
C L = LEFT, LP=LIGHT PEN, LI=LINE UP VERTICALLY
IF(I1.EQ.LJJ)GO TO 1770
C J = JUSTIFY JT=JUSTIFY TEXT JV=JUSTIFY VERTICALLY
680 IF(I1.EQ.LEE)GO TO 690
C ABOVE FOR 'ED' (WITH LIGHT PEN)
IF(I2.NE.LII)GO TO 685
C *** LI = LINE UP ALL STAVES BASED ON STAFF 0
IF(X22.NE.0)GO TO 130
CAN'T DO IT IF IN EDIT MODE
CALL MSSET(1)
C THE 1 IN MSSET BECOMES 1*8-1=7 (FOR STAVES 0-7)
CC CALL MSSET(R2,R4,R5,1,ITEM,NO,P,RHYX)
GO TO 1320
685 IF(X22.EQ.0)GO TO 130
!
1770 IF(I2.EQ.IBLA)GO TO 1780
IF(I2.EQ.LDD)GO TO 1060
C NOW 'CD', WHEN NOT IN EDIT MODE = CENTER ALL DASHES ON A LINE. (USES GRED)
RD=43
C NEXT FOR ME=MENO=81 MOLTO=90 CRESC.=70 MP=43 MF=50, ALSO 'MACRO'
IF(I2.EQ.LAA)GO TO 2400
IF(I2.EQ.LFF)RD=50
IF(I2.EQ.LOH)RD=90
IF(I2.EQ.LEE)RD=81
IF(I2.EQ.LRR)RD=70
IF(I2.EQ.LTT)GO TO 1780
CCRMA IF(I2.NE.LTT)GO TO 880
C JT=JUSTIFY TEXT (ONLY 1 STAFF AT A TIME)
IF(I2.NE.LVV)GO TO 880
IF(X22.NE.0)GO TO 260
C JV=JUSTIFY STAVES VERTICALLY (IN MSSUB.F4)
1775 CALL JUSTAV
GO TO 1320
1780 CALL MOVER
∂06-Jun-83 0135 HYS clean-up and storage
It looks as if I have finished my last significant manuscripting project
before I take off for good, now that I've done both the score and the part
for my new cello-and-piano piece. I certainly would like to show the piece
to you at some point. The piece is definitely vintage Shen.
One thing which I will need to do before leaving is to get everything on
MUSIC5 under [220,HYS] in cold storage, presumably at CCRMA. Please advise
on how to do this. Also, you had advised a while back to make a copy of
[DAT,LCS] on MUSIC5, to be put under [DAT,HYS]. Are those files doing any
good in my area?
Is there any chance that you will have an exportable version of MS under
any form? In that case, maybe I should have a tape copy of MUSIC5:*.*[220,HYS]
to take with me. I will certainly miss your program. Perhaps you could
convince Harvard to set up MS. If it so happens that MS at some point would
be useable on some home machine, I'd certainly would like to hear about it.
It will be very hard to get back to pen-and-ink, especially since I've
started to sketch an orchestration for my 4-hand piece.
∂04-Jun-83 2212 HYS PAGE bug
If you feel like grubbing around MUSIC5, the part extractor runs afoul
DREHC.MS and DREHD.MS [220,HYS]. If you make a control file which reads
DREHC.MS 1 1, and run it through the part extractor for the instrument
CELLO, you'll get an ill mem ref. Running only DREHC or only DREHD does
not cause this problem. Apparently, the problem has to do with the cue
extractor on staff 2 in DREHC. Zeroing P10 for code 2 eliminates the
problem, though it also eliminates the cue. I ended up by doing without
the cue. There may also be some problem with DREMA or DREMB along the
same lines. Somehow, I managed to railroad the entire piece through
(the complete control file is DREAM.).
VRN has run out of paper.
∂14-May-83 2224 HYS MStifying
I was looking for an inverse mordant with a flat on top, and found that you
didn't have one. Ah well; I suppose you have to be a real classicist to
want one of those. I put a flat on top separately.
Why is that, for normal notes, P6← 0 for black notes, and P6← -1 for white
ones, whereas when P4 ← X +200 (for diamond shapes), P6 ←0 for white diamonds,
and P6← -1 for black diamonds?? Unfortunately, there does not seem to be
a nice global command to get all the diamonds the right colour (and believe
it or not, I did find a use for a black diamond!)
Still using MS.OLD for justifying.
I'm not sure if I'll ever get used to using pen and ink again. One project
I'm thinking of is orchestrating my recent 4-hand piece, and choice of paper
format is already a problem in itself. If you can an MS I could use in
Cambridge, I'll never have to worry about pen and ink.
∂10-May-83 1802 tsao@ISL UNIX to FOONLY tapes
Received: from SU-ISL by SU-AI with PUP; 10-May-83 18:00 PDT
Date: Tuesday, 10 May 1983 17:53-PDT
To: lcs at SAIL
Subject: UNIX to FOONLY tapes
From: tsao at ISL
I have found a command `dd' on Unix that probably does what you
were told the `copy' command did. However, there are several format
conversions available. I have appended these below. If ebcdic or ibm
format is more suitable for your machine, let me know. Otherwise, I
shall attempt a direct (ascii) copy.
Extract from manual:
conv=ascii convert EBCDIC to ASCII
ebcdic convert ASCII to EBCDIC
ibm slightly different map of ASCII to EBCDIC
The ASCII/EBCDIC conversion tables are taken from the 256
character standard in the CACM Nov, 1968. The `ibm' conver-
sion, while less blessed as a standard, corresponds better
to certain IBM print train conventions. There is no univer-
sal solution.
- tsao
∂02-May-83 0000 HYS Bug in justifying
For a good time, take DREAA.DAT and DREAC.DAT from [220,HYS], read them in MS,
and then justify them. In DREAA, I did J 11 20 200, and in DREAC,
J 11 0 200. Luckily, J did not screw up in MS.OLD. As you can see, I need
to do much to justify my work.
Those files are from my new 'cello-and-piano piece which I hope I can knock
off here before I move. One thing which I hope you will consider some day
is how to extend the end bracket to the 8va sign; you will see the problem
in DREAA. Now that I'm cranking out yet another piece using piano, I am
once again using a lot of 8va bassa; you should really add the O- option
to score input mode. (Even Chopin uses 8va bassa, so I don't think I'm
such a weirdo in writing a lot for that register. I see that you have made
no provision for a 15ma bassa sign at all.)