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Introduction

Web-a-Chord is a graphical chord editor and HTML generator which will create rows of guitar chords from building-block GIF files for display on the World Wide Web. Here's a sample of the output!

Usage

The main Web-a-Chord window contains a listbox, edit buttons, and an HTML button. To build a new chord, click on the <New...> button. To edit a chord in the list, either click on the <Edit...> button or double-click the item. To delete a chord from the list, click the <Delete> button.

The New and Edit buttons both bring up the same chord editor window, albeit with a slightly different window title and OK button. A box near the bottom of the window displays help messages as you move around the window, so explore its coolness! I think it's pretty intuitive -- it's mostly point and click. If the fret number is 1, the "zero" fret will actually be a nut GIF when the HTML is generated.

Once you have accumulated the right number of chords in the list (about 2-3 if it will be side-by-side with lyrics, up to 4-6 otherwise), click on the HTML button. The generated HTML code will appear in a new document window, from which you can drag and drop the text over to your HTML editor. (If you are using Claris Home Page, go into 'Edit HTML Source' mode, drag the text from Web-a-Chord to your CHP document, then return to 'Edit Page' mode.) The generated HTML is a 2-row by 2*n-column table. Have fun!

Credits

Web-a-Chord is written by Walter Ian Kaye using FaceSpan 2.1, so portions are also copyright Digital Technology International.

Distribution

Web-a-Chord is shareware. Version 1.0's introductory price is $12, that's just two bucks per guitar string!

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