Right! convert-ly doesn't make any attempt to translate embedded TeX
commands like \copyright. The simple solution is to open the file in your
text editor, insert the character © where you want it (on my computer, I can
get the symbol by pressing Alt gr and C, but you may have to use some
Character Map program to find it) and then save the file in UTF-8 encoding.
/Mats
Ian Stirling wrote:
I have the following line in lilypond 2.4.2 ..
tagline=Engraved by LilyPond, 2.4.2 { } Copyright \copyright { } 2005 Ian
Stirling, { } Some Rights Reserved
With 2.4.2 the \copyright was printed as the copyright symbol.
I used convert-ly in 2.11.0 to update the file,
but that copyright symbol isn't translated by convert-ly.
Ian
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