Al Arduengo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Alas I have discovered that the reason I saw no heads to notes or
> dynamic markings appears to be related to my machine. I tried xpdf,
> acroread and gv to view the pdf and ps formatted files with no
> luck. Then, on a whim, I looked at them on my Windows
Paul Scott wrote:
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
The recommended procedure to produce a PDF file of a
score is 'ly2dvi -p file.ly'. It will use vector fonts
instead of bitmapped fonts, so you don't get the fuzzy
note heads when the you view the file in Acrobat.
Do you know if that's what Emacs does wh
I've attached the output of 'locate feta'.
I also tried 'ly2dvi -p' to output pdf. This appears to fix the problem
as you suggested. The only much more minor (cosmetic) complaint is that
the bracket for the piano staff appears to be the wrong size.
I think I can live with that. :-)
Thanks for yo
On Fri, 25 Oct 2002 17:45:24 -0700
Paul Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Graham Percival wrote:
> >Three options:
> >- Place a mark (see the reference manual) in every single part of
> >your piece. Print parts. Then go back and comment out the marks in
> >all parts apart from the first one, then
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
The recommended procedure to produce a PDF file of a
score is 'ly2dvi -p file.ly'. It will use vector fonts
instead of bitmapped fonts, so you don't get the fuzzy
note heads when the you view the file in Acrobat.
Do you know if that's what Emacs does when you choose Comman
> > Doug Asherman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >
> >
> >>the steps to produce a pdf file
> >
> >
> > Just use ly2dvi -p
>
> My mistake -- I did this, checked again, and it looked fine under
> windows. Great -- now I can really start to enjoy the coolness of lilypond.
>
> Doug
Great.
Jan.
hahem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I dowloaded lilypond 1.6.6, and it compiled fine on my Mandrake-system.
>
> Howewer, I get some nasty error-messages while doing "make all" in my
> slackware 8.1 distro...
That should give you a hint...
> /home/halvor/lilypond-1.6.6/stepmake/stepmake/gene
Doug Asherman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> the steps to produce a pdf file
Just use ly2dvi -p
> This is using xpdf to view the pdf file -- if I use gv, it views
> ok. But this isn't really good, because I have to send the pdf file
> off to MSWin users.
[Several versions of] xpdf are know to be
I always use the padding property, example:
\property Voice.TextScript \override #'padding = #3
The problem with 'raise' in text markup is that it only
raises the text object relative to some other text object
in the same text markup. I'm not sure why it works to add
a columns declaration.
/Ma
The recommended procedure to produce a PDF file of a
score is 'ly2dvi -p file.ly'. It will use vector fonts
instead of bitmapped fonts, so you don't get the fuzzy
note heads when the you view the file in Acrobat.
/Mats
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> if I take this through the steps to produce a pdf file (lydvi input.ly,
> dvips input.dvi ps2pdf input.ps) or just do the one-step thing, I end up
> with a pdf file that has incomplete note-heads. This is using xpdf to
> view the pdf file -- if I use gv, it views ok. But this isn't really
> good,
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