This program may be copied and used by anyone, with the stipulation that any commercial or for-profit use must be specifically licensed by San Andreas Press.

Important Note: Please read the entire document, README, before installing the Score Preview system on your computer.

Score Preview is a DOS program designed for screen viewing, playing through a standard MIDI system, and PostScript printing of pages of music prepared by the Score music publishing system.
A utility for dot matrix printers (IBM Proprinter or EPSON format) is available from San Andreas Press (for a small handling charge—details are contained in the README file).

Score Preview may be downloaded in two ways:

1. As a ZIP file: SCORPREV.ZIP (523kb)
2. As five separate files: README [a text file (9kb)], SCORE1.EXE (225kb), SCORE2.EXE (295kb), SETUP-A.BAT (1kb), SETUP-B.BAT (1kb)

SCORPREV.ZIP includes the five files listed as number 2.
To extract the files, you will need a copy of PKZip, WinZip, or another ZIP file utility.

The README file provides details about using Score Preview: File Types, Printing, Installing SCORPREV, Saving Files in the Preview/Print Format, Archiving Score Files, Memory Concerns (SCORPREV requires about 540,000 bytes of free memory to run correctly), and Mouse Usage.

Score is the creation of Leland Smith, lifetime professional musician and Professor Emeritus of Music at Stanford University.
It is the original fully computerized music printing system. The first printings from Score appeared in 1971. The program has been running on the PC platforms since 1986. Score is now being used by most of the world's leading music publishers.

Score is a registered trademark of the
San Andreas Press, a California corporation.

Score Links

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Acadia University Home Page

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Faculty of Arts Home Page