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Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@ifi.uio.no> writes:

> But what is the "global" score file?  It can be any number of things,
> although most people use "all.SCORE".  (Well, "global" in the
> non-Gnusey sense.)

Well, all.SCORE would of course be fine...  The point is to make it
easy I think.  I'll probably go write a routine to do the equivelent
of a 'V c', then run through the 'L' stuff, and then finally a 'V c'
back to the original again and maybe even bind it to '$'...

Wes