In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Bonnie Rogers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Francisco Vila wrote:
El lun, 19 de mar de 2007, a las 01:33:45 +0100, Francisco Vila dijo:
Really you can simply open notepad and save the document as
whatever.ly and it will keep its given filename extension, so it
should
The simplest way for a newbie to start editing a new LilyPond file in
Windows,
is simply to double-click on the LilyPond icon on the Desktop. This will
start
a simple text editor (similar to Notepad) which has no problems with the
.ly file extension. This is also the editor that's started if
As others have already implied, LilyPond is fairly different from most other
programs you have experienced earlier in Windows. For example, it's one
of these programs where you shouldn't expect to be able to do anything
useful
unless you have read the introductory part of the documentation, so
El lun, 19 de mar de 2007, a las 01:33:45 +0100, Francisco Vila dijo:
If you do this, you WILL have a test.ly.txt file and it will NOT be
associated with lilypond because of its extension.
Really you can simply open notepad and save the document as
whatever.ly and it will keep its given
Francisco Vila wrote:
El lun, 19 de mar de 2007, a las 01:33:45 +0100, Francisco Vila dijo:
Really you can simply open notepad and save the document as
whatever.ly and it will keep its given filename extension, so it
should work as a lilypond file.
Not true unless you have experience
El sáb, 17 de mar de 2007, a las 10:48:24 +, Ed Ardzinski dijo:
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I downloaded the Lilypond today, but the exe-file eludes me. How do I
start the Lilypond programme? I use Microsoft xp.
You can read the manual, but I understand that it's sometimes tough to get
I downloaded the Lilypond today, but the exe-file eludes me.
How do I start the Lilypond programme?
I use Microsoft xp.
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I downloaded the Lilypond today, but the exe-file eludes me. How do I start
the Lilypond programme? I use Microsoft xp.
You can read the manual, but I understand that it's sometimes tough to get
started. Lilypond works more like a programming language. I am assuming
