Time signature "C" and "4/4"

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Time signature "C" and "4/4"

From:	Jim Bartram
Subject:	Time signature "C" and "4/4"
Date:	Sat, 04 Oct 2003 10:25:13 -0700

I work in a world where there are, or can be, differences between "C" and
"4/4". I noticed that the documentation appears to show "C" for all
instances of "4/4". Is there a reasonable way to construct the explicit
"4/4" signature?

-Jim

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