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Jack Baker - Posted - 03/21/2026: 13:34:53
Here are some tasty things that Earl used for much of his backup playing and it's beautiful. More to come as Earl had so much imagination...Jack
Edited by - Jack Baker on 04/07/2026 16:22:49
jdeluke137 - Posted - 03/21/2026: 15:45:53
quote:
Originally posted by Jack BakerHere are some tasty things that Earl used for much of his backup playing and it's beautiful. More to come as Earl had so much imagination...Jack
Teardrop Backup and Rolls
Jack, when I tried to open this file I got an error message that I didn't have the latest version of TablEdit and it closed out the file. I figured I needed a new version of TefView, so I went to the site to download it and there isn't even one listed - just an iOS and Android version. Any idea what's going on with that?
Thanks.
John
dbrooks - Posted - 03/21/2026: 16:01:11
John, I downloaded the file qnd tried to open with TefView. The error message said I was using ver. 3.03 b1 and needed ver. 3.03 b3. The TefView web site does not indicate the version of the available file. I downloaded the 64-bit version for Windows and the TEF file loaded immediately. Give that a try.
David
Jack Baker - Posted - 03/21/2026: 17:26:51
Hi John,
All I can tell you is that for either version if you use tabledit files, is to purchase it for about 68 dollars or close. I've never downloaded the free Tefviewer demo. My new students download the demo version successfully and don't seem to have that problem. I think yours is that you need to update more frequently for either version--Mac or Windows....Jack
Originally posted by jdeluke137quote:
Originally posted by Jack BakerHere are some tasty things that Earl used for much of his backup playing and it's beautiful. More to come as Earl had so much imagination...Jack
Teardrop Backup and RollsJack, when I tried to open this file I got an error message that I didn't have the latest version of TablEdit and it closed out the file. I figured I needed a new version of TefView, so I went to the site to download it and there isn't even one listed - just an iOS and Android version. Any idea what's going on with that?
Thanks.
John
Edited by - Jack Baker on 03/21/2026 17:29:51
jdeluke137 - Posted - 03/21/2026: 17:41:01
quote:
Originally posted by dbrooksJohn, I downloaded the file qnd tried to open with TefView. The error message said I was using ver. 3.03 b1 and needed ver. 3.03 b3. The TefView web site does not indicate the version of the available file. I downloaded the 64-bit version for Windows and the TEF file loaded immediately. Give that a try.
David
Thanks! That fixed it! I appreciate the help!
stanleytone - Posted - 03/21/2026: 17:45:36
I have Tefview on my android and it did okay. Im not tech savy so i cant rell y0u why it works for me
jdeluke137 - Posted - 03/21/2026: 18:27:47
quote:
Originally posted by Jack BakerHere are some tasty things that Earl used for much of his backup playing and it's beautiful. More to come as Earl had so much imagination...Jack
Teardrop Backup and Rolls
Thank for putting this together, Jack! I'm trying to expand my backup lick vocabulary and this is a great study! Now that I've got TefView sorted out I can start working on it.
Jack Baker - Posted - 03/21/2026: 18:38:51
Ah, great John. It's difficult to nail Earl's backup down as he does something different in almost every song or break he plays....Jack
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