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Originally Posted by wcap
Hmmm... this did not used to be the case. They were all available before (for quite a few years).
I guess the lesson here is that if you find a great collection like this, download all the pieces that might ever be of interest to you when you can. Websites are not forever.
Incidentally, if you get the full version of TablEdit (not an expensive program), it will read Midi files, which would allow you to make tablature (and standard notation if desired) for these arrangements. You'd likely need to do some editing (moving some notes to different strings) to make tablature that was fully playable, though TablEdit does a pretty good job of creating reasonably playable tablature from the start).
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You can take the TablEdit files and import them directly into TuxGuitar (free). You then have many options indluding exporting to Lillypond for professional level printing of the tab. I looks much better than printing directly from TuxGuitar. Of course, you don't need to actually print if you just want to view the resulting pdf on screen.