 How do I Read a Script On-line ? |
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| Simply click on the Catalogue link on the left of your page and click the link button under the relevant paragraph. This will open the script as an Adobe Reader file. |
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Where do I Download my Script and Score ? |
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| Click the Download Scripts and Scores link on the left of your page and click on the title you have purchased. When prompted, enter the password we emailed you. If you have not yet received your password, please contact us by clicking the Contact link on the left. |
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How do I Download Backing Tracks ? |
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| Click the Download Backing Tracks link on the left of your page (you may need to scroll down). When prompted, enter the password we emailed you. If you have not yet received your password, please contact us by clicking the Contact link on the left. |
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Will the Backing Tracks Play on My Computer ? |
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| The backing tracks are MP3 files and will play on any computer and on some CD players. These can also be burned to CD as WAV files, using Windows Media Player and other similar programs. |
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How Many Scripts am I permitted to Print Off ? |
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| You may print off as many scripts as you need for your rehearsals. However, these are strictly for the use of the purchasing theatre company, school or college and must not be passed to any third party or re-sold. |
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How Do I Make a Backing CD ? |
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| Some modern CD players will play the MP3 files as supplied; you simply need to burn them onto a CD. Generally you will need to use a program such as Windows Media Player to burn the files to CD in WAV format. This can be read by all modern CD players. Older models may struggle with discs made on a computer. |
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Do You Sell CDs of the Backing Tracks ? |
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| Ready-made backing CDs can be purchased through this website. Please click the On-line Shop link on the left. |
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Why Do I Need a Performance Licence ? |
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| Performance royalties form an important part of the income of playwrights and authors. The staging of unlicenced performances is both illegal and unethical and deprives the copyright holder of part of their livelihood. |
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