> I came up with a solution - not at all satisfactory -- of creating a > folder called LilypondCode on my desktop and having your > installation package put the lilypond stuff there.
This doesn't sound right. Normally, it should be the opposite, that is, you use a path to the LilyPond binary: ``` C:\path\to\lilypond.exe foo.ly ``` On the command line it is possible to avoid the use of a path for `lilypond.exe` by setting the PATH environment variable. There is plenty of information available in the internet how to do that for the Windows command line. Regarding `convert-ly`: this is a Python script, and it must be invoked differently on Windows. There is the section https://lilypond.org/doc/v2.25/Documentation/usage/command_002dline-preliminaries that gives more details. Have you read this? Werner
