Me too, works great like a printer you can print anything to a pdf file then use the merge or split create your own books.

Thanks very much Jørgen...this will come in very handy.

Merry Christmas

Ian

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I have given some thought for a long time to use a laptop (or maybe the MusicPad Pro) for my music. It seems to me that if one is going to use a laptop that the pdf format may be the best route to take, being able to quickly go to a specific page and "turning" pages rather easily with the arrow keys.

Those of you that have experimented with the different ways of doing lead sheets in your laptop, what do you think is the slickest way to go?

The only thing though, still is that issue of the portrait vs landscape mode. I wonder if using that Pivot Pro or whatever it's called along with pdf or some other format would be as good a way to go even over the Music Pad Pro, seeing as they alone are $1200.

Had I known that Music 123 was going bankrupt and they were apparently trying to save their butt at the time, I guess I may have bought one for $400.

[This message has been edited by Scott Langholff (edited 12-23-2006).]

Scott, I bit the bullet last year and bought
an MPP, yes very pricey. But now that I have it I couldn't live without one. For me that is the best way..........BTW that Music 123 sale of $400 for an MPP was a year too late for me.