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The PDF Version of the site
Click here to download the Encyclopedia as a pdf file (it's about 200k). You are going to need Adobe Acrobat Reader to read and print it. If you need Acrobat Reader download it here. Internet Explorer Bug: if you are using Internet Explorer and the download link above open an empty screen, try right clicking and save the file on your hard disk; it will then open fine in Acrobat Reader. This is a known bug in Internet Explorer; we recommend using FireFox or Opera for a better browsing experience.
Download the PDA version
Click here to download a PDA version. This is a zip file with stripped down html files, which should be readable on any PDA. Just unzip in a separate folder in your PDA memory and point your browser to that directory. The system uses stylesheets to let you change i font sizes to fit your screen. If none of the available styles work for you feel free to tweak IEstylePDA. Please let us know if you do so, and send us the stylesheet that works for you so we can share it with others.
Piano Hoedown Resources
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Downloading the sources for the site
June 2007: Since we just moved the whole site to a brand new platform, this download is temporarily unavailable. Check back soon, though!
Keep away from people who try to belittle your ambitions. Small people always do that, but the really great make you feel that you too can become great --- Mark Twain
