Changes in version 2.1
 

A new install program and licensing system (2.0.x users please ask for the new code!)

The menu and toolbars have been reworked. Now the menu bar can be moved and undocked and menus and toolbars can be completely customised. You can create new toolbars as well as new menus and you can reconfigure your keyboard by assigning your own accelerator keys to every Fronimo command. Flat button look and optional Office2000 menu functionality

have been added.

A new customizable context menu pops up by clicking the right mouse button in the edit window. To select a measure you must use Ctrl+LeftClick now. You can put the most frequently used commands in this menu for a faster access.

It's possible to assign a command to the double left click.

- The playback window has been substituted by a simpler toolbar with the standard three tape recorder style buttons. A button for bringing up the MIDI options dialog box has been provided too.

Discontinued Win3.1 support.

Removed the command to save tablature in Fronimo 1.4 format.

A few bug fixes

Changes in version 2.0.9
 

Added left and right square brackets in the Slur page of the Note Options box to help

marking the editorial amendments

Lyrics words are now taken in account by the align routine: no more words ovelapping.

Added support for numbered editorial notes. It's now possible to add a reference in measure and the relative text and the program will print them as a footnote, page by page or all at once at the end of the section. It will also automatically number them.

Bug fixes again

Changes in version 2.0.8
 

Added a command to extract parts in the File menu.

Added a command to clean the unnecessary tablature rythmic signs.

Now, if there is a single pause inside a standard notation measure (style #3), it will be printed as a whole pause and will be moved in the midst of the measure by the alignment routine.

Now the Verify Bar Lenght command, checks the bar length against the meter signature, beside verifying that the same measure on different staves has the same length.

Bug fixes.

Changes in version 2.0.7
 

Added some keyboard shortcuts to enter the most common tablature ornaments.

Added a new tremolo sign for mensural notation.

Now it is possible to insert the content of other Fronimo files inside an open document.

Now it is possible to change the order of sections inside a document.

Bug fixes as usual.

Changes in version 2.0.6
 

Now it is possible to have different keys for different staves of a system. This will allow the user to write down transcriptions for different instruments (eg. piano, guitar etc.).

*Many* bug fixes.

Changes in version 2.0.5
 

Now most of the options applies to the current section and not to the whole document. In this way, for example, it will be possible to have sections in French tab mixed to sections in Italian tab in the same document. Due to this I've also rearranged and simplified some of the option pages.

Now it is possible to select a specific font for lyrics. Before the font was the one used for notes.

Some more measure ending bars has been added.

There is now a new staff attribute to be applied to continuo staves. When this attribute is on, the Lyrics page in the Note Attributes dialog box is substituted by a Continuo page. A new font (continuo.ttf) is provided. It contains three ciphers sets to be used with the three mensural note styles.

A new option to have staves at the same height on the different pages of a document has been added to the Print Option dialog box.

Multiple copies are available for all printers now.

The alignment code has been almost rewritten. It now works better with triplets.

A new option has been added to the MIDI Option dialog box for selecting MIDI bank.

Various bug fixes.

Changes in version 2.0.4
 

Added support for other German tablature dialects. Besides the Newsidler's style, the Jundenkunig and Gerle styles are now available.

Added a new command in the Edit menu to put automatically a rhythmic sign over every chord for some rhythmic symbol styles. In this way it is a lot easier to enter some early Renaissance music.

The "Rebeam Notes" command works now also on tablature for some rhythmic symbol styles. It will create the grids typical of English tablatures according to the meter signature of the piece.

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