Ray Peck wrote:
How about using GIMP to capture the images and create any efficient
image file you want to insert into your OpenOffice document?
I'm using GIMP for some things, but I want to avoid using pixmaps
as much as possible, and I want to be able to edit the pasted-in
image
Paul Scott wrote:
Ray Peck wrote:
How about using GIMP to capture the images and create any efficient
image file you want to insert into your OpenOffice document?
Here is an OpenOffice Writer document doing what you described with a
JPEG which I believe is not proprietary. It was
That would be Insert/Graphic/From File but you knew that.
Yeah.
If insert/graphic/from file would accept SVG than I'd be
cruisin'.
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I first read that over 10 years ago, thanks.
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Isn't Denemo a GUI front end for Lilypond?
Yes, but it is not the GUI. Denemo development has been stagnant for
a year or so now. If you need a GUI, you can try RoseGarden
(rosegarden.sf.net) or Noteedit
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From: Han-Wen Nienhuys [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 05, 2002 3:22 PM
To: Ray Peck
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Subject: RE: Using Lilypond with OpenOffice?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Isn't Denemo a GUI front end for Lilypond?
Yes, but it is not the GUI
Ray Peck wrote:
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BTW, I loaded those two sample sodipodi svg files into the Adobe
Reader. It renders partially, but it shows bounding boxes where
noteheads should be. Am I missing a font?
Certainly! Goto the Lilypond web page, click on Search,
and search for sodipodi in the
On Fri, 2002-12-06 at 00:24, Ray Peck wrote:
BTW, I loaded those two sample sodipodi svg files into the Adobe
Reader. It renders partially, but it shows bounding boxes where
noteheads should be. Am I missing a font?
Yes, I thik you are missing some pfa (perhaps...) fonts. I think Adobe
Viewer
Ray Peck wrote:
Hi!
I'm writing a document on music theory and New Standard Tuning
(Robert Fripp's fifths-based guitar tuning). The first version
of this was done with Word and Visio (hiss!); the new version
is in OpenOffice.
I'm adding notation to the new version of the doc (the
first
Ray Peck [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I want the images to scale (I don't want pixmaps). I guess
EPS is possible, but that seems like heavy overkill for the
dozens of little musical fragments that I want to build.
EPS should be fine. Why do you feel that's overkill?
From what I've been
EPS should be fine. Why do you feel that's overkill?
I've used EPS in the past, but always found it to be slow and buggy.
Perhaps this is no longer true?
I also am hoping for a simple workflow more along the lines of copy
and paste than render and import. I also would like to have a
single
Ray Peck [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've used EPS in the past, but always found it to be slow and buggy.
Perhaps this is no longer true?
EPS is just PostScript without page definitions and a trailing
showpage. It's never been slow or buggy, but possibly you've used/had
to use slow or buggy
ie, a procedure that can't be automated, nor checked, and with no
chance of recovery when (not if) the word processor fails. The
horror...
Not at all. OpenOffice's native format is XML. If everything
went to hell, I can always get the data out with XSLT or parse
it info Jdom and do whatever I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Adobe reader is not free software; I couldn't care less.
Second, I asked about whether Adobe's SVG reader can read
the output as a measure of the state of the SVG output and
nothing else.
The only way to find out is to try out for yourself, since I don't
have
Oh, wait, you could import the music as bitmaps, but that's probably
not what you meant, right?
Yeah. That would be An Abomination. ;-)
3. It is very likely that contributions to the project I'm
working on will come from people to whom OpenOffice or Word
will be a challenge; TeX is out of
If you want, I can send you a .sodipodi file.
Sure, that would be swell. It would be most useful if you could
send a real musical example from Lilypond, plus a very simple drawing
example (e.g., a couple lines, a circle, a few characters of text).
I'll compare the XML to what I find in OO and
Hi!
I'm writing a document on music theory and New Standard Tuning
(Robert Fripp's fifths-based guitar tuning). The first version
of this was done with Word and Visio (hiss!); the new version
is in OpenOffice.
I'm adding notation to the new version of the doc (the
first version only had
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