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Location: Seoul, Korea | Like to share with OFC members an internet cafe site that has plethora of guitar notes/tabs from Tommy Emmanuel, Pat Metheny, Leo Kottke, Earl Klugh, Martin Taylor, etc. There are over 1,000 notes. The site is in Korean but once you know how to get in, you are set for life. Can someone instruct me how to attach the Microsoft Excel sheet, so you can see for yourselves the selection. THX
Here is a link to a great classical guitar site with notes/tabs as long as you are Andres Segovia, Julian Bream or John Williams.
http://eythorsson.com/en/?id=music |
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Location: NJ | contact dave@ovationgallery.com and see if he can host them for you |
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Location: closely held secret | You can't attach a spreadsheet to a post. For that matter, you can't attach anything to a post other than innuendo.
All you can do with posts is provide a link to something hosted on the internet.
Given that the information you wish to share is probably not legally obtained (pesky copyright stuff) I would suggest that you email it to those who contact you requesting it. |
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Location: Seoul, Korea | THX, Al. |
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Location: Seoul, Korea | THX, TWFKAW. RE pesky copyright stuff, it is perfectly legal here since the members of the internet cafe are sharing files between the members with common interest, i.e. fingerstyle guitar playing. Nobody is making any money on it. However, that might be different in the U.S. since the copyright and intellectual property are respected by the book, and rightfully so. |
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Location: Atlanta, GA. | I doubt that many folks here can read tabs in Korean anyway!!! :D |
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Location: Seoul, Korea | A good one, Colin! :D |
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Location: big island | thanks for thinking of us though, stk. |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Here's the only other korean words I know, besides names of cities and food.
An yahng hah say yo!
PS STK you were talking about swedish ebay on another post, and this link is to an icelandic website. What are you doing in Korea, should we be saying stuff like ya gar svensk? |
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Location: Seoul, Korea | thanks for thinking of us though, stk.
What are friends for, if we cannot share equal amount of joys and sins! Need to reciprocate OFC members for giving me GAS, right?!
An yahng hah say yo!
PS STK you were talking about swedish ebay on another post, and this link is to an icelandic website. What are you doing in Korea, should we be saying stuff like ya gar svensk? You won't go hungry in Korea, for sure. You know the two phrases - Thank you and Hello (above) - which will melt Koreans' frozen hearts like a bonfire.
I am a headhunter (yuk) in Korea but lived in Sweden for 16 years and another 4 years in Germany. 15 years in the U.S. and 5 years in Singapore. The remaining 8 years in Korea, on again and off again. Here is a link to my company's website for my picture and bio. Just click on my name in blue.
http://www.egonzehnder.com/?p=offices&officeID=15 |
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How To Attach Microsoft Excel File to the Post?
