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> Strange! Could you try the command 'lilypond angels.ly' and see
> if you get a angels.tex file. If so, you could then run
> 'ly2dvi angels.tex' (just as a test, it should work the way
> you expected). What system are you using? From your question
> I guess that you use the version for Windows NT/95
>
> /Mats
>
> > Hello.
> >
> > I am trying to see the first demonstration. When I execute ly2dvi
> > angels.ly, it creates a MIDI file. However I get a warning: Can't find
> > '2.ly'. Afterwards, it says:
> > ly2dvi hmm, I could not find an output file.
> >
> > Any suggestions?
> >
This might be irrelevant, but if you were to have a file called
"foo.2" and you were to give the command "lilypond foo.2", You would
get the error response that lilypond can't find "init.2"
I don't know what the naming conventions are on non-unix systems; but
can lilypond be thinking "2.ly" is an extension?
Murray
