Mark Fernandes wrote:
I use lilypond a lot and recently have started to want to use lily-pond
book. Unfortunately I cannot manage to generate a pdf file as I would like. I
manage to generate a dvi file but when I try to convert to a pdf file the
notation held in the eps files disappear.
Did you follow all the instructions in the docs? That sounds like the
problems I have when I forget about the --psfonts stuff.
Anyhow, this is the command I'm running :
c:\python24\python -d "c:\Program Files\LilyPond\usr\bin\lilypond-book.py" --
process="lilypond -b eps -deps-font-include -dno-gs-font-load" -o out --
psfonts Created-Like-God.latex
You shouldn't need to use --process. What is your dvips command? You
need to tell dvips to use the fonts created with --psfonts.
I think that the 2.9 docs are a bit more clear on this point, and the
info about lilypond-book should apply to 2.8.6 as well.
Also, if you could give me a way around this that would be great, for example
can I use another file type other than eps for the notation files?
You can output in png or ps format if you want to add the notation to
non-latex programs, but eps is the easiest for latex.
Cheers,
- Graham
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