All the fonts are embedded in the PDF and PS files, but Illustrator
unfortunately seems to be very bad at handling embedded fonts and
PS/PDF in general. Of course, this is weird since Adobe themselves
have developed both the PS and PDF format.
One trick that might help is to run the program
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Hello all,
I have typeset a piece that involves a melody with chord names above. I
have had problems with getting things to look good. At first the chord names
would appear above the alternative ending brackets. I have managed to get
the chord names lowered so that they are now under the
Hi,
I had an extra partition and saw that Beos is not dead so I downloaded
it and installed it just for the heck of it.
I am still working in Fedora, but was wondering what it would take to
get Lilypond up and running on BeOs???
Thanks
Aaron
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Aaron [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am still working in Fedora, but was wondering what it would take to
get Lilypond up and running on BeOs???
Have a look at build depends in debian/control or make/*spec and find
out what's already available.
Jan.
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Hello, Mats:
All the fonts are embedded in the PDF and PS files, but Illustrator
unfortunately seems to be very bad at handling embedded fonts and
PS/PDF in general. Of course, this is weird since Adobe themselves
have developed both the PS and PDF format.
One trick that might help is to run the
Hello, Mats (or anyone else who might know what's going on):
I've been playing around with the output from lilypond, putting it
through ps2ps, and then editing it in Illustrator, and I've found
something weird: many objects are doubled, apparently for no reason.
I noticed it first with slurs