I'm preparing a book for publication. My book incorporates many short examples and a fair amount of text. I am developing a web site so that readers can be presented with customized exercises and hear midi playback. The complete exercises will be only available on the web. I've got a couple publishers interested (I've published books before).
Lilypond has several methods to combine text and examples. One is lilypond-book, but due to the many examples in my chapters, I find that is too slow, so I'm deciding on other ways to include the graphics. No problem since everything is made possible, especially for a programmer. Probably some combo of lilypond with make. If you've been down this road, providing a book that incorporates lilypond typesetting to a publisher, I'd be very grateful to hear about your experience and advice on successful practices as well as pitfalls; and in past experience, which publishers accept/dislike lilypond and may prefer other formats for submissions. Peace, Jim _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
