I think you're talking about fgenie and fjenie.

http://ems.music.utexas.edu/composers/rfp/research/fgenie/fgenie.html
http://www.sphericle.com/software/fjenie.php

The second one became open source and is also available through sourceforge.

steven


On 3/24/06, Uduak <afrostatik@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Ok.  This is driving me nuts.  I remember about 3-4
> years ago downloading and using an ftable
> editor/viewer and sometime later a java based one.
> These were by two different developers and i think
> they might be offline because of lack of interest
> (well I can't seem to find 'em anymore).  I was just
> wondering if anyone knows a website that they might be
> on, or maybe someone has them saved to disc?
> Actually, ANY editor/viewer would be cool. =P
> peace,
>
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