First of all, I would just like to say that the IMSLP is absolutely amazing! It's fantastic to find all these scores in one place! Thanks so much.
A little issue: I was reading along to the newly uploaded Bach Inventions on my computer, and noticed that the #10, 11, 12, and 13 all had their second pages upside down... now, I know it doesn't make a difference if you print the pieces and have them on paper, but when you're reading along on the computer and suddenly the music is upside down, it's a bit frustrating. Is there any way to flip the pages around?
Thanks!
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Bach Inventions
Moderator: kcleung
Hmm... that does involve some amount of work depending on what OS you use. I personally use Linux so it's not all that hard to extract images from PDF, flip them, and then remake the PDF file. But for Windows I don't know of a way short of commercial programs. I suppose you can try to print the upside-down pages right-side up to a GhostScript printer, and then remake the PDF using pdftk, but the quality will degrade a bit, and it is kinda troublesome :/
I'm immensely busy right now, so I can't fix the file myself right now; but I will put it on my list of PDF files that need fixing.
I'm immensely busy right now, so I can't fix the file myself right now; but I will put it on my list of PDF files that need fixing.
Thanks Peter!
I might remove the bad file at a later date (perhaps along with cleaning up the Bach category, which is a mess right now). This is mainly because the IMSLP catalogue is designed to prevent file deletion (because it is rarely needed, and also to prevent irreversible vandalism). Removing a file is a pain even for me (lol). However, as long as the new file is marked clearly as the replacement of the old one, everything is fine
I might remove the bad file at a later date (perhaps along with cleaning up the Bach category, which is a mess right now). This is mainly because the IMSLP catalogue is designed to prevent file deletion (because it is rarely needed, and also to prevent irreversible vandalism). Removing a file is a pain even for me (lol). However, as long as the new file is marked clearly as the replacement of the old one, everything is fine