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August, 2016
We are implementing our new login procedure. This transition may be a surprise when you realize that you must once again supply your username and password! Never fear, if you don't have this information handy, please use the username "open" with password "open" (no quotes) to get you going.
With this phase, we are completing the functional work on the database. From here, there will be cosmetic updates and improvements that should help bring some familiarity to Music-In-Print.
Since this login procedure involves everyone, it is important that you contact us if there are any problems with the way you expect access. If you normally login by username and password, and don't remember it, you can send an email to request it. Please note that this may take a day or two for us to respond.
If you access Music-In-Print Online through a participating library, university, or other institution, the login procedure is done behind the scenes, and you should simply be directed to the search page. Please contact us if that is not what you experience.
As always, I thank you for your continued patience, and especially for notes sent in suggesting improvements and identifying problems that we might have missed. I'm very excited for the future of Music-In-Print, and invite you to join me in celebrating the launch of the improved interface!
Don Reese, Owner
emusicquest
May, 2016 We moved our website to a new hosting company in October of 2015. The transition has involved some updates to the user interface of the Music-In-Print website.
The database is continuing to work very well (and quickly), and our users will experience the benefits of our upgrade!
Some of the updates to the database interface include: a Quick Search option of composer and title; search results served in a list of shortened records to scan through for relevant titles; and a Detail option to see the complete information on a single record.
This has been a transition that has been anything but seamless, and we apologize for all of the inconvenience that this has caused. I am convinced that the move to a new host was the right decision; however, some sort of advance notice or planning would have saved considerable headaches - for us as well as our users!
I thank you for your continued patience. I'm very excited for the future of Music-In-Print!
Don Reese, Owner
emusicquest
October, 2015: We have experienced the disabling of our website to our users by our hosting company. A problem on the server was traced to one of our databases, and without warning, our account was disabled.
Our most reliable option was to rebuild the database files, upgrade the database software, and relocate to a new host that vowed to give warning before disabling anything on our account.
The new hosting company uses different protocols from our former site servers; it had been over 8 years that we were maintaining the site without any updates. New technologies and standards come and go, and our conservative approach was not to change what was working fine. There is always a price to pay for that attitude!
Our site's look and operation will undoubtedly evolve in the coming weeks and months. Since switching our hosting company was a sudden decision, our primary concern is to restore access to our users. Secondary concerns are the advanced functionality and cosmetic interface issues.
Navigation through the emusicquest site is done by following the links on the left side of the screen.
We have posted an online tutorial for new users, as well as users who wish to get the most from their subscription!
The tutorial discusses search tips and methods, and contains interactive searches to provide examples of how to find specific print music editions!
We are have completed our first demonstration videos on YouTube. Search for user "musicinprint" to see them. More will be coming soon! There is undoubtedly a learning curve when using our resource, and hopefully the tutorials and demonstration videos may help reduce that learning period! Viewers will be able to actually follow searches from start to finish, and will hopefully discover more subtle tools to employ in your own searches! We want to show you how to get the most out of our resource!!
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This page was last updated May 12, 2016.