>|The bad news is that I still don't have an answer to my >|original question, which was basically how to use a .ttf >|in MusiXTeX, not Lilypond.
For alphabetic and numeric text: Use fontforge (a free font editing program) or similar to convert the ttf to pfb and tfm. Apparently you've done this. Create a suitable map file containing a line such as JazzText-Regular JazzText-Regular <JazzText-Regular.pfb Install the pfb, the tfm and the map file into your personal texmf tree. Update the font-name database and the font maps. Write an extension package that uses that font instead of cmr, as in the attached. Use it as follows: \input musixtex \input musixjt : You can then process any musixtex file as usual using musixtex116. The text will be in JazzText. As I said earlier, getting MusiXTeX to use another music-sumbol font would be a big job. Bob
musixjt.tex
Description: TeX document
quod.pdf
Description: Adobe PDF document
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