Thanks for this s/w.
Thanks also for using teradepot rather than hotfile.

Still, megaupload has recently made itself much for friendly for free users; it SAYS there is a delay between downloads, but there REALLY ISN'T. The delay has been silently removed! Maked MU a good choice.

Thanks much for this version. The first-listed filehost seems to be a moneygrubber.
The second one is okay, if you haven't used it already this day.
The mirror for rs is fine if you copy the given link to a file and then delete the stuff beore the actual rs link (looks like a phisher). The actual dl from rs is clean per avg free.
ver 702 and 704 have been good; this should be better. Thanks again.

Thanks. I really like the stripped down version you posted.

Thanks for this great sw.
Just a note: while we all use (and have to use) RS, I've found that using the opera browser (go to web page context menu option) and easy-share is faster (one click)
so thanks for the ES links. BTW, netload.in does the same trick as ES. Both remarks apply if you are paid on the respective sites.

I've never been and never will be a great musician, in part due to my bad ear. I have nothing like perfect pitch. but worse, I can't write down the little decorative flourishes around a note, like Bach used or as appear in Greek rembetika. This program may help.
So, thank you for the post!

BTW, the best rated intelligence improver software uses exercises in following rapid changes of pitch. I don't have $400 for that one, but maybe this will do a bit of that also. Cheers.

Thanks much. Also, thanks to those who give tips on using it.

Thanks.
Is labview available?

Thanks for the upload.
Got a problem, though. The install squawks that One File Cannot Be Copied or some such words, and asks if I want to ignore that ("not recommended") so I just cancel out.
Any confirming or contrary experience?

My own family has 3 or more flavors of each: christian, jewish, moslem; I love them all and insist on mutual respect. Here is a film that is non-political, but is realistic and deals with the crosscultural bumps honestly and humanely. Believe me, there really are places like the setting of this film, and there really are people like this.
And the restaurant owner, Dina, played by Ronit Elkabetz, is a raw beauty.
Tewfiq is played by a famous israeli actor. A friend of mine went to film school in israel and knew Elkabetz, who, as a member of the israeli underclass, the sephardim, remarked "usually I will only be asked to play the 'cleaning lady'".