Juha Leinonen a écrit : > And hi all again, and sorry for my continuous posting. I found the > problem; this problem only appeas (as several others) with the program > *xdvi* when previewing the .dvi-file, but after I do *dvipdf* the > pdf-file is working good. >
I think you should read the gregorio documentation... For instance on http://home.gna.org/gregorio/gregoriotex/introduction, you can read that you must use lamed and not LaTeX, and you can also read this: *Please note:* You *cannot display* the .dvi file directly using |xdvi| or other traditional TeX DVI utilities. They will not work. Instead, convert the .dvi file to PDF or Postscript using |dvipdfm| or |dvips|. You may use |dvipdf| instead of |dvipdfm|, but it is older and may have problems in finding fonts. This approach is a conscious design choice on our part. DVI files are not portable, because they do not contain the fonts of the document. Even within a single TeX installation, some utilities will not recognize the omega fonts used in the .dvi file. And if you transfer the file to another system without the specialized Gregorio fonts, the document will be unusable. Thank you! -- Elie _______________________________________________ Gregorio-users mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users
