[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> At least that's my conclusion after comparing the pfa's with iso8859-1:
>
> ordinal iso ec's
> 223 � SS
> 255 � �
>
> Applying :1,$s/�/�/g over the .ly makes the output printable, but isn't
> exactly the solution I am hoping for...
in 2.3.9, you can do
\paper { inputencoding = "latin1" }
which should fix this.
(I suspect that "y will disappear, as it's not present in the ec font.)
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