On Mon, Dec 25, 2006 at 05:06:20PM +0100, Manuel wrote: > > Am 25/12/2006 um 16:36 schrieb Geoff Horton: >
> > > >>Don't worry just yet about the naturals. We'll come to it in a > >>moment. > > > >It is not clear from the context what "it" refers to in the second > >sentence. > > I'll try and better that. > How about "Don't worry about the accidentals. for now. We'll come to those in a moment." > > > > >>You change the clef changing the denomination "treble" for > > > >You're using "denomination" here (and elsewhere) in a way that is not > >common in English. > > Would you please suggest an appropiate term? > Perhaps the simplest solution would be the best -- instead of 'denomination' try 'word'. The closest thing I can think of that might mean 'denomination' is label, but that's not quite correct in this instance and could be confusing when the reader starts to learn about contexts. > > > >>You can amuse yourself writing all possible and also impossible > >>examples of simple melodies, and see what happens. Don't worry, > >>whatever you type, you can't break it... > > > >What does "it" refer to? > > The program: like saying, "you'll break no bones if you do". > > Perhaps, "... see what happens. Try whatever you like -- if LilyPond doesn't understand what you've written it will stop and try to tell you why. If that happens, have a look through your file and try to see if there are any obvious mistakes -- missing braces, misspelled words etc." -- ============================================= Cameron Horsburgh ============================================= _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
