Did you build the ec-fonts-mftraced yourself? I would guess so, since you have problems both with the feta fonts in LilyPond and the ec-font used for the title. In that case, it must be something wrong with your mftrace (or some of the programs it uses).
If you want to verify that a certain font file, say ecrm10.pfa, looks OK, try the following steps: Run: text testfont ... Name of the font to test = ecrm10 Now type a test command (\help for help):) *\table\bye
Run: dvips -u+ec-mftrace testfont (make sure that the printouts include <ecrm10.pfa> )
Look at the resulting file testfont.ps
For the feta font, replace ecrm10 by feta20 and -u+ec-mftrace by -u+lilypond
/Mats
Ferenc Wagner wrote:
Ferenc Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.gnu.lilypond.general/14591/
Notice the ugly clef and the title.
I used the 1.0.12 version of ec-fonts-mftraced. Living on Debian Woody has its quirks concerning updmap, but I did my best. Any hints where the problem lies?
mftrace: 1.1.5 fontforge: 20041218 potrace: 1.5
Would it encourage replies if I told this is the last obstacle to putting the Woody repository back up?
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