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'''Page for random here ~~and~~ there short tips on using various software. ~~May~~ later be folded into more specific pages, but will be the dumping ground for now, just to have them searchable.'''

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~~Suggest~~ putting a horizontal rule between topics for now.

'''Page for random here 'n' there short tips on using various software.'''

'''These may later be folded into more specific pages, but will be the dumping ground for now, just to have them searchable.'''

I suggest putting a horizontal rule between topics for now.

HTML for that is; <nowiki><hr></nowiki>

or you can use the top right button above on the editing interface (the ~~horizonal~~ rule icon). That button says "use sparingly", but I think it works for this page.

or you can use the top right button above on the editing interface (the horizontal rule icon). That button says "use sparingly", but I think it works for this page.

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It's a little tricky, and involves Command Line stuff, but here it is:

In the CMD line field at the bottom of Scala, Specify output format ~~(like shown in the [[Media:Sevish video]]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QNnVndGLmw)~~.

In the CMD line field at the bottom of Scala, Specify output format.

For .mts it's

set synth 107

'''set synth 107'''

for .tun it's

'''set synth 112'''

~~then~~ CD to the folder where your scales are.

Then CD to the folder where your scales are.

Enter this in the CMD line field:

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Hit enter. It will convert all the files and output them to the same folder. Then you can sort by type in folder, and move them to another folder.

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More on using Scala in [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QNnVndGLmw Sevish's video, here].

[https://www.thomas-krenn.com/en/wiki/Cmd_commands_under_Windows CMD line commands for Windows] (if you're using Linux, you probably know them for Linux already).

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-'''Page for random here and there short tips on using various software. May later be folded into more specific pages, but will be the dumping ground for now, just to have them searchable.'''
+{{todo|inline=1|review|comment=Do we clean this up and use it as an active page, or do we deprecate and archive this and preserve it exactly?}}
-Suggest putting a horizontal rule between topics for now.
+'''Page for random here 'n' there short tips on using various software.'''
+'''These may later be folded into more specific pages, but will be the dumping ground for now, just to have them searchable.'''
+I suggest putting a horizontal rule between topics for now.
 HTML for that is; <nowiki><hr></nowiki>
-or you can use the top right button above on the editing interface (the horizonal rule icon). That button says "use sparingly", but I think it works for this page.
+or you can use the top right button above on the editing interface (the horizontal rule icon). That button says "use sparingly", but I think it works for this page.
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 It's a little tricky, and involves Command Line stuff, but here it is:
-In the CMD line field at the bottom of Scala, Specify output format (like shown in the [[Media:Sevish video]]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QNnVndGLmw).
+In the CMD line field at the bottom of Scala, Specify output format.
 For .mts it's
-set synth 107
+'''set synth 107'''
 for .tun it's
+'''set synth 112'''
-then CD to the folder where your scales are.
+Then CD to the folder where your scales are.
 Enter this in the CMD line field:
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 Hit enter. It will convert all the files and output them to the same folder. Then you can sort by type in folder, and move them to another folder.
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+More on using Scala in [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QNnVndGLmw Sevish's video, here].
+[https://www.thomas-krenn.com/en/wiki/Cmd_commands_under_Windows CMD line commands for Windows] (if you're using Linux, you probably know them for Linux already).
+--[[User:SyntheticThought|SyntheticThought]]
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+[[Category:Software]]