See figure 3. A computer program containing the instructions which tell a computer what to do. A software program which aids with financial planning and record keeping. Typical uses in music include the tracking of school and parent organization budgets, record keeping for fund raising events, and the averaging of grades. See figure 4.
Weighted keys simulate the feel of a piano.
They also add a considerable amount of weight and cost to a synthesizer. Modern word processors have tools which simplify a number of tedious or difficult operations such as adding footnotes, inserting graphics, including tables, and numbering pages. See figure 5. Dr. Floyd Richmond is an Assistant Professor at West Chester University where he teaches technology courses, secondary and instrumental methods, and supervises student teachers.