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What is an ETF file? Text-based format exported by Finale and other MakeMusic programs; similar to a Finale music notation ( .MUS ) file, but contains data encoded as text instead of binary; designed for sending Finale files over e-mail so they don't get corrupted.

More Information The acronym ENIGMA stands for "Environment for Notation utilizing Intelligent Graphic Music Algorithms."

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What is an ETF file?

Text-based format exported by Finale and other MakeMusic programs; similar to a Finale music notation ( .MUS ) file, but contains data encoded as text instead of binary; designed for sending Finale files over e-mail so they don't get corrupted.

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The acronym ENIGMA stands for "Environment for Notation utilizing Intelligent Graphic Music Algorithms."

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Updated: November 21, 2013

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What is an ETF file?↓
Text-based format exported by Finale and other MakeMusic programs; similar to a Finale music notation (.MUS) file, but contains data encoded as text instead of binary; designed for sending Finale files over e-mail so they don't get corrupted.

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