Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote: > On Wednesday, 8 December 1999, Leon Kirsch writes: > > > a) I have an similar problem when compiling Lilypond-1.2.17, > > but besides that it runs fine. > > > > > I had a make error in 1.2.17. Make ended up in an itemize error in > > > making index.texi (if I'm right). > > You can update to texinfo-4.0, or add/remove the @bullet, whichever > works. We should this in the hypothetical .18 ... Perhaps you should yes, because this should be the stable release. It is a little bit disappointing to know that you have all the necessary tools and to experience a make error. That doesn't stimulate people to step into the Lily train. People are aquainted with the idea that the latest release in a stable tree is the best. Anyway, thanks for the program. It's really nice. It's probably humorous to know why I like the program for composing my own music. Handwriting is very difficult for me. I cannot compose music directly at the computer so I have first to write the music down by hand. Writing notes on official music paper is to difficult for me. I always put te notes too ambiguaously between or on the lines. When composing Lily music, I'm write the letters down. That's much easier and less ambiguous. Greetings, Maarten -- Word2000 is the stablest wp for Windows. (C'T magazine) Why? They know the workarounds.
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