As new member I uploaded a new score (Respighi - Toccata) for the first time. After several efforts I finally succeeded. But nevertheless there are 2 ERRORS remaining.
May be somebody can fix them.
1. The IMSLP #NUMBER: is missing
2. Something went wrong in the SCAN-QUALITY Field
But please send me a short reply what where my mistakes !
Sorry for this. I hope for better luck - next time.
Respighi Toccata
Moderators: kcleung, Wiki Admins
It was because you didn't use the "add a file to this work page" link on the work page itself 
The file *must* be submitted via that form, or else it will break. I've fixed it for you and left you a message on your user talk page about where to get more information about the submission process
In general, it is a good idea to always use the forms for all three steps (creating the composer page, work page and file entry). More information can be found in the score submission guide (you will see it in the message on your talk page).
Thanks for the submission
The file *must* be submitted via that form, or else it will break. I've fixed it for you and left you a message on your user talk page about where to get more information about the submission process In general, it is a good idea to always use the forms for all three steps (creating the composer page, work page and file entry). More information can be found in the score submission guide (you will see it in the message on your talk page).
Thanks for the submission
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Leonard Vertighel
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Hello and welcome to IMSLP. Just two notes:
In the "scanner" field, you should write who scanned the score, not what hardware was used.
If you are going to scan other scores in the future, may I ask you to try scanning at a higher resolution (300-600 dpi) in monochrome (black and white, not grayscale)? You should be able to obtain much better quality at about the same filesize.
In the "scanner" field, you should write who scanned the score, not what hardware was used.
If you are going to scan other scores in the future, may I ask you to try scanning at a higher resolution (300-600 dpi) in monochrome (black and white, not grayscale)? You should be able to obtain much better quality at about the same filesize.