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The two main commercial professional-grade music-"engraving" systems
are Finale and Sibelius (they used to be discussed extensively at the
newsgroup rec.music.classical before it fell victim to all sorts of
spamsters and pranksters), and I believe both of them have simplified
versions intended for beginning music students doing their homework.

I got into Finale a long time ago because it was the one sold at the
Juilliard School's bookstore (I have no connection with Juilliard!) at
a steep academic discount, and over the years it's become somewhat
simpler to use and considerably more feature-packed. (Their website is
www.finalemusic.com.)

I've never looked around for music freeware. No idea how sophisticated
(and reliable) such products may be.

On Jan 16, 8:41*am, CyberTaz wrote:
Not very effectively - word processing programs aren't designed for such
purposes. You'd do far better to Google for "music notation software" - you
should get nearly half a million hits ranging from free to rather expensive.
If you need to include your composition in a Word doc look for a music app
which can output its content in a compatible (probably graphic) format.

HTH |:)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac

On 1/16/08 3:42 AM, in article
, "Georgios"



wrote:
How do I insert music notes in stave OR staff (five lines) in Word?-