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Subject: [Notator] Larger monitor/screen for Atari/Notator.
Date: Sun, 9 Jan 2000 11:44:24 -0800
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Hi,
I'm new to the Notator list and I'm happy to find there is such a place -
and my thanks to those who helped get me here!
I'm getting back to composing after 2 years and was thinking
of switching to a Windows sequencer for features such as a larger screen,
midi meaning (i.e. forte in score plays louder without MIDI tweaking) and
automatic chord notation. But several people have told me there is no
better sequencer than Notator, so why switch? Well, I'm certainly open to
it. Notator has been great all these years, and after applying an eraser to
the dongle, pretty crash-free.  :)
So if I keep my Notator setup intact, one thing I would like to improve is
the screen size which is c. 6"x 8". As I recall, my 1040ST with 4 MB RAM
couldn't accommodate the larger monitor when I looked into it about 5 or 6
years ago. Now that Atari hardware may be cheaper (if harder to find), is
there a good way to get/use a larger monitor with Atari hardware.
I gather one option is to hook up with a PC to do this, but would rather
avoid that if there is a relatively simple way to do it with Atari alone.
My PC is used for my (nonmusic) work and is in a different room. The Atari
is used for music only.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Jon
Jon Knowles
Oakland, CA

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