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	       M o o s i q u e
		 version 1.0

		 User Manual

   © 2003 Roland Andersson, Mikael Andreen,
       Björn Lanneskog & Einar Pehrson
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CONTENTS
	1. Introduction
	2. Getting Started
	3. Using Moosique
		3.1 Creating A MIDI Song
		3.2 Editing
		3.3 Saving and Loading Files
		3.4 Preferences
		3.5 Interface Guide
		3.6 Command-Line Syntax
	4. Troubleshooting
	5. Glossary
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1. INTRODUCTION
	Moosique is a MIDI composer’s tool for Java. While being intended for novices,
	some expert functions are provided.

2. GETTING STARTED
	Since Moosique is an application bundled as a JAR file, it is run by executing
	the following command: java –jar moosique.jar. When 

3. USING MOOSIQUE

3.1 CREATING A MIDI SONG
	Upon execution, the program will automatically create a MIDI sequence containing
	three tracks – unless a MIDI file is given as a command-line argument. (See
	section 3.6). At any time a new MIDI sequence can be created by selecting New
	from the File menu.
	
3.2 EDITING
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3.3 SAVING AND LOADING FILES
	A file created or edited in Moosique can be saved to the standard MIDI file format
	by using the Save and Save As options from the File menu. In order to load files,
	choose Open from the File menu or give the filename as a command-line parameter
	upon execution (See section 3.6).
	
3.4 PREFERENCES
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3.5 INTERFACE GUIDE
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3.6 COMMAND-LINE SYNTAX
	java -jar moosique.jar [-N] [filename]
	
	-N	Starts playback of the given MIDI file without creating with user interface.
		Ignored if a filename is not given.

4. TROUBLESHOOTING
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	Solution: Text
	
	Problem: Text
	Solution: Text
	
5. GLOSSARY
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