I wrote:
> > Listsibs: I am stumped; maybe you can help.
> >
> > In Fin2K, running on Windows 2nd edition, I created a file of the
> > Parry's setting (tune: Jerusalem) of lyrics by William Blake. These
> > are three staff systems, but as of now, only the top (voice) staff has
> > any entries. Got everything edited to the way I wanted, and printed a
> > test copy to my printer. Looked good.
> >
> > Wanted to send the output to someone else as a ~.pdf, so I did as I
> > usually do, using the the postcript driver for the HP 5/5M, printed to
> > file, and opened in Ghostview, to generate the ~.pdf. After conversion,
> > found three instances of four where the word "bring" shows on both the
> > ~.pdf and ~.ps files as "brin". The 'g' is inexplicably missing. from
> > word at three places in the ~.prn file, but not the fourth, and in at
> > least one case, the syllable immediately preceding one of the instances
> > where "bring" is missing the "g" also ends in "ing", and the "g" is
> > present there. Went back and consulted the finale source file: all of
> > the "g"s are where they are supposed to be.
and I have forwarded a report of this situation to MakeMusic (fka Coda).
What I subsequently found is this:
using the same source file, printing to the same driver ("HP 5/5M
postscript" supplied with Windows 2nd Ed) if I printed at a resolution of
300 dpi; everything printed as I expected. However, if I printed at a
resolution of 600 dpi, three instances of the letter "g" remained in the
toner cartridge, though as near as I can tell, everything else printed out,
including other instances of the letter "g".
ns
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