One way to get at the chordpro in Chordie on an iPhone/iPad or other mobile/smart phone is:
1) Find the link right at the bottom of a song page to "add comments/video/corrections".
* You need to log in to Chordie to use this, so register with Chordie if you have not already done so. (Mmmmm . . . is it the same as registering for this forum? I can't remember.)
2) select to "correct" the song (even though you only want to copy it, not correct it)
3) this reveals the chordpro-formatted text in a smallish text box
4) "select all" then "copy"
5) cancel the "song edit" text box or just close the window to cancel
6) "paste" the chordpro-formatted text wherever it is you want the stuff to go.
Another way is to use a dedicated app for managing chordpro-formatted songs and song libraries.
If you are using an iPad/iPhone app to manage your song files, some of these apps automatically show you the chordpro-formatted text rather than the "rendered" web page and you can import the chordpro-formatted text directly into the app.
Some of the apps are designed to search Chordie directly for chordpro-formatted songs and/or search for them using Google. Using one of these apps makes it a lot easier to find, import and edit songs as well as manage your collection of songs.
Hope this is helpful - please anyone leap in and correct me if I have made any errors!
Best wishes,
Lizzie
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