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"I have long been looking for a tool which would help me create more realistic guitar and banjo solos, then export them to my sequencer to join the keyboard and drum parts. I particularly like the ability to do hammers, pulls, and slides."
- Robert Soule, California, USA
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How To Link .tef Files to TablEdit
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| 2. | From the Menu in the window that opens locate the menu item called "Folder Options". On Win98, it is in the "View" menu. In Win-ME, it is in the "Tools" menu. Not sure where it is in other version of Windows.
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| 3. | Select "Folder Options" to open the window.
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| 4. | Click on the "File Types" tab at the top of the window.
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| 5. | In the list of file types, click "TablEdit file" or what ever description you get.
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| 6. | Click on the "Edit" button to open a secondary window.
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| 7. | In the "Actions" list, highlight "Open", then click the "Edit Button" to open another window.
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| 8. | In the "Application to perform action" text area you should see the full path to where TablEdit is installed. It will look something like "C:\Program Files\TablEdit\TablEdit.exe".
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| 9. | If there is no "%1" at the end, try adding that to the end. Thus it would appear as "C:\Program Files\TablEdit\TablEdit.exe" "%1"
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