As far as I've ever been able to tell, this is safely ignored. It's
apparently an alternate version of the mail message only intelligible to some
PC Mail program or other. I can't tell which one because the tell-tale
headers seem to be stripped off by the listserv.
I unserstand that it includes some fancy font/type size/formatting
information. It looks like a format called "uuencode" originally developed on
Unix machines to allow mailing of binary data through links that only allow
printable ASCII. However, whenever I decode one I get a binary file I can;t
make head or tail of, though there's bits that look like the "real" message.
ObJazz: Did my question about how does a bass player cope with these alternate
harmonizations get out? Or did I miss any response?
In Walter's changes for Laura, where he says "all chords with * are
anticipated by an eighth note" is that what's also called a "push"?
--berry
Berry Kercheval :: kerch@parc.xerox.com :: Xerox Palo Alto Research Center