LOCATING AND WORKING WITH ITTL TUNES
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Hypothetical #1:
You want to find a reel called "Snowdrop". Right now you just want to 
hear it, not print it out.

(1) Go to the alltunes master folder and open it
(2) You'll see 2 sub-folders, html and text
(3) Click on html and a range of alphabetical folders shows
(4) Click on "S" and a further range of html files opens
(5) Click on the SN_SO page and scroll down to "Snowdrop"
(6) Click on the title, an ABCTT browser page opens showing the notation
(7) Click on the right arrow below the notation to start Play

Hypothetical #2:
You want to find a reel called "Snowdrop" and print out a PDF.

Option 1 using ABCTT:
(1) steps 1 through 6 as above
(2) under the notation you'll see a button saying "export . . . as PDF"
(3) click, another window opens, ignore options, click "export"
(4) window opens with a filename; change if you want, otherwise ignore
(5) click OK
(6) the new PDF opens in your browser
(7) use your browser's Save or Save As command to download to your hard drive (suggestion: have a folder ready to receive it)

Note on ABCTT: the sound file remains embedded throughout, so you'll have it 
with the nottion on your hard drive.

Option 2 using EasyABC:
(1) steps 1 and 2 as above
(2) click on text and a range of alphabetical folders shows
(3) click on the S file
(4) use your text editor's Finder to locate "Snowdrop"
(5) copy the file (making sure you include the X: field)
(6) with EasyABC open, paste the text file into the working pane
(7) tune notation appears in upper half of the window
(8) to print
    (a) use File > Export Selected > PDF
    (b) use Print > PDF > save as PDF

Note on EasyABC: this app also has a sound capability but IMHO it's nowhere near as good as ABCTT.

Hypothetical #3:
You want to save a separate sound file of "Snowdrop".

Both ABCTT and EasyABC have options for exporting sound files.

ABCTT can export as MP3 and EasyABC as MIDI using the "export" procedures outlined above for PDF.