Piano: Musician's utilities for Psion Series 5
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v2.5, May 27 1998

Shareware by Steve Litchfield
(with help from Andrew Giddings and a few others!)

What's new for 2.5?
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Pitch selector added; variable concert pitch tuning; 'proper' key and chord
charts and sounder buttons; interface prettified and improved (again);
battery voltage detection added, with warning and closedown if there's
not enough power to support digital sound; tuner and key buttons now respond
to keyboard keys of the same name; metronome now flashes red LED in addition 
to existing mechanisms;

What's coming up?
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If I get enough interest in (and registrations from) Piano v2.5, I hope to 
write a tune recording feature with MIDI import and export. Watch this space!

Installation
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If you unzipped Piano OK, you should have ended up with
3 separate files. One will be this text file 8-)

The other two are SIS files.

(Experts)
If you know what a .SIS file is, just double-click on each one in Win95 Explorer
or tap on it on the Series 5 and you'll be installed in no time.
Note that if you've already installed the "music.sis" upgrade, you don't need
to do so again. The "piano.sis" is the program itself and must be installed.

(Beginners)
If you *don't* know what a .SIS file is, this must be one of the very first
third party applications you've ever installed. Don't worry, it's all quite 
painless:

  IF you have the 'older' PsiWin 2.01 or if you've downloaded Piano directly
  onto the Psion 5, the best way to proceed is to copy the "piano.sis" file into a
  suitable place on your Psion. If the file appears on the system screen
  with a question mark beside it, this just means you haven't yet upgraded your
  Series 5 to accept EPOC install files. Grab a copy of the special INSTEXE.EXE
  program from the same place as you obtained Piano and tap on it on your Psion.
  You should now see a nice little icon beside the "piano.sis" file and can tap
  on it to complete your installation. *Repeat* the process for "music.sis" if you
  haven't already done so, as this extra file contains the magic ingredient needed to
  make Piano work.

  IF you have PsiWin 2.1, just double-click on the "piano.sis" file to launch
  EPOC Install on the PC itself and to complete the installation of Piano. If you
  haven't yet upgraded your Series 5 with the special "music" OPX, you'll need to 
  double-click on "music.sis" as well.

If all went well, you should now have a new "Piano" icon on your
Extras bar.


Expert troubleshooting
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[For the technically minded, after installation all Piano program files should exist
in \system\apps\piano, apart from the sysinfo.opx, sysram1.opx, leds1.opx and music.opx
OPL/32 extensions, which should each live in \system\opx ]


Registration
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To register this software and to support future development, please send a cheque for 10 to:
Steve Litchfield
22 Grays Crescent
Woodley
Reading
RG5 3EN
Great Britain

or use your credit card on-line at http://3lib.ukonline.co.uk/register.htm

By registering, you'll also salve your guilty conscience(!) and reward me for the time
and effort spent developing this program. Registered users also tend to get their
suggestions and feedback attended to with higher priority! 8-)

Comments and suggestions back to slitchfield@cix.co.uk please, though please READ the
help screens before contacting me with questions!

For more Series 5 software, freeware and shareware, please see

http://3lib.ukonline.co.uk/
or 
http://3lib.mobile.be/

Music.opx
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Note that the special OPX which plays musical notes is (C) RMR Software.
You can find out more information about them at http://www.rmrsoft.com/