http://web.archive.org/web/200801170628 ... s_(live_5)
but after following the instructions I tried opening the set and it causes Live to crash.
Both the .als and and .txt are so far empty.
Any help much appreciated,
Thanks
Ron
EDIT:
The link above doesn't work altho it is a direct copy of what shows in the address bar (?)
Instead go to
http://web.archive.org/web/200802140249 ... =Main_Page
then scroll down to find
"Keeping notes on your sets by adding your own lessons (Live 5)"
in the TIps and Tricks section
Alternatively (as the web archive pages are very slow to load) here is the info it gives:
Keeping notes on your sets by adding your own lessons (live 5)
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Keeping notes on your Live Set is very easy.
You just create one Set like you always do. Save it in your project folder and (maybe) make it self contained. Then make another folder inside that folder which is called "yourSetName Lessons". Inside this folder you create a normal Textfile which is called LessonsEN.txt. Look at the Picture (FolderView) for more information.
FolderView:
Image:FolderView.jpg
How to edit the Textfile and make Formattings:
$Page:
Lets you change what the Page which is currently viewed in Live is called. The kind of Text which appears on the top of the Lessons Section. If you want to have more than one Page. Just add another "$Page" followed by the title and you have another Page.
/:
Makes Text bold. You have to open the bold Text with a "/" and close it with another "/". Like: /My bold Text/
->:
With this small arrow you can have a dot at the front of every line with which you can make a list or something like that.
$Link followed by <>:
You can have a link appearing with this tag, which means that the Text directly followed by "$Link" is the Text you can read in the Lessons Section. The Text which is between "<" and ">", is the link which you are referring to. In our example: $Link Some linked Text <http://www.ableton.com> You can use this feature for making Text underlined too.
The last thing you can have is a Picture within that Lesson:
First save the Picture which you want to include in your Set inside the Lessons folder. Make it a TIF (Intel encoded). On PC normally all TIF Pictures are saved as Intel because it's native on these machines. On Mac you have to use special software. Maybe Graphic Converter [1] or GIMP [2]. Then you just type the full filename, such as MyPic.tif, and there you have it.
TextView:
This is what the result looks like:
