Re: Windows Media Player alternatives for midi playing?

[jh]

Hello-
I use Synthfont- choose a default font and then after typesetting (if 
that's the word) my music click the .ly file for the latest update to 
the music and it does compile the midi and on I go.  All of this is more 
complicated than it used to be in 2.18 but still works and is very very 
fast.
Kenneth Rundt is the creator of this software and is really responsive 
to issues or questions you might have.
jay

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