> lilypond -f ps foo.ly
> export GS_FONTPATH=/Cygnus/usr/lilypond-x.y.x/share/lilypond/pfa
> gv foo.ps
If only it were this easy. Apparently ghostscript (at least the Win32
version) doesn't know about any of the feta .pfa fonts until you put them
all into the FONTMAP file... And even then, it knows nothing about the
MiKTeX PS fonts...
Anyway, after going through a bunch of contortions, I finally got MiKTeX
installed on the Winbox and latex seems to choke on the wtk1-fugue2.tex file
that lilypond produced (the PS file that lily makes is nice, except for the
fact that there's no text and the flat signs are filled in). Here is an
excerpt from wtk1-fugue2.tex:
%created by: GNU LilyPond 1.3.38.jcn2, at Thu Mar 23 18:03:22 2000
\def\{Lily was here, 1.3.38.jcn2}
\def\{1.3.38.jcn2}
\def\{Fuga a 3 voci}
\def\{J. S. Bach (1685-1750)}
\def\{BWV 847-Fuga}
\def\{Piano}
\def\{BWV847}
\def\{baroque}
\def\{Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)}
\def\{Henle's Urtext}
\def\{hwn, wl, jcn}
\def\{Public Domain}
\def\{Das Wohltemperierte Clavier I, Fuga II (c-minor)}
\def\{\\This music is part of the Mutopia project,
http://sca.uwaterloo.ca/Mutopia/\\It has been typeset and placed in the
public domain by Han-Wen Nienhuys.\\Unrestricted modification and
redistribution
is permitted and encouraged - copy this music and share it!}
\def\{2000/Feb/14}
\def\{[EMAIL PROTECTED]}
\def\{BWV 847}
\def\{50.000000}
\def\{20.000000}
\def\{20.000000}
\def\{1.500000}
\def\{1.000000}
\def\{6.610000}
\def\{12.000000}
\def\{12.000000}
\def\{1.000000}
\def\{2.000000}
\def\{844.762323}
\def\{-0.200000}
\def\{0.800000}
Here's a partial output of running latex on this file:
C:\Temp\lilypond\Cygnus\usr\bin>latex wtk1-fugue2.tex
This is TeX, Version 3.14159 (MiKTeX 1.20e)
(wtk1-fugue2.tex
LaTeX2e <1999/06/01> patch level 1
Babel <v3.6z> and hyphenation patterns for american, french, german,
ngerman, n
ohyphenation, loaded.
! Missing { inserted.
l.2 \def\{Lily was here, 1.3.38.jcn2}
?
If you keep pressing return, eventually it keeps going until it chokes and
dies complaining about a missing \hbox. Is this normal? The partial .dvi
generated renders fairly nicely, although it runs off the bottom of the
page...
-- Shamus
