James Andrews and I have completed out tests and so we have
transferred the csound mailing list from Exeter to Bath.  A forwarding
address has been left in Exeter, but the main submission address is
now
        csound@lists.bath.ac.uk

Sending mail to csound-help@lists.bath.ac.uk should give further
instructions on how to use this list.

I have reinstated the [Csnd] prefix as it seems to have more support
than not, and I have (re)added the short trailer to say how to
unsubscribe.

At present the digest remains as before, but I am actively
investigating how to integrate it.  I am actually creating digests
inside ezmlm but no one is getting them.  I hope this will be a simple
system and largely automatic, as it has been for some other lists ran
from lists.bath.ac.uk

If you have any comments or suggestions for improvement send them to
me and I will see what I can do.

==John ffitch
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I am having a problem with the hetrodyne analysis import/export utilities.
I'm on an NT machine, and I have an analysis file that adsyn reads without
a problem. But if I het_expo the file then immediately het_impo it again,
(without opening the exported file before importing it again), adsyn can't
read it and I get the following error:

INIT error in instr1: illegal code -32768 encountered

I also noticed that the new file (i.e. the import of the export) is 5k
bigger than the original, whereas I'd expect it to be exactly the same.
(If I open up the two files in a text-editor they appear identical.) Has
anyone been using het_impo/expo on a Windows set-up and had more success
than me? The SGI versions worked fine when I tried them a few years ago.

thanks to anyone who can help.
best wishes,
Jon Wild

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