On Wed, Jun 1, 2022 at 5:31 AM WaiMing Tsang wrote:
> I knew to select eps output from Frecobaldi, but I was hopping I can use
> Frecobaldi to run commandline for lilypond.
I'm not understanding what you're saying, could you say it a different
way? Why would you use Frescobaldi to "run
Gimp and Inkscape are free and available in Windows, MacOs and Linux.
Le 01.06.22 à 14:30, WaiMing Tsang a écrit :
Hi Simon Bailey, Silvain Dupertuis, David M. Boothe &/Henning Hraban Ramm/
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/Thank you all for giving me suggestion. I am a window 10 user. I don’t know GIMP,
/Inkscape/, /
Hi Simon Bailey, Silvain Dupertuis, David M. Boothe & Henning Hraban Ramm Thank you all for giving me suggestion. I am a window 10 user. I don’t know GIMP, Inkscape, I will search if these programs are available for window 10? Even if they are, learning curve will occurs. I knew to select eps
Am 31.05.22 um 21:56 schrieb David M. Boothe, CAS:
I have always used Gimp to convert music PDFs to EPS, whether the PDF
was generated by Lilypond (via Frescobaldi) or by gabc.
That means you convert a proper vector PDF into pixels. Don’t do that.
It makes no sense.
Hraban
I have always used Gimp to convert music PDFs to EPS, whether the PDF was
generated by Lilypond (via Frescobaldi) or by gabc. Here is a link to a
document I wrote several years ago detailing how to do that:
http://lakewoodsound.com/misc/pdf2eps-gimp.pdf
Hope this helps.
dB
On Tue, May 31, 2022,
Hello everyone,
This does not answer the question directly... but suggests a solution without
command line.
It is indeed easy to create EPS and/or SVG files from the PDF using Inkscape. You can then
edit the file, and choose any part you want to include. It works perfecty with PDF files
Hi Ming,
go to the Lilypond menu and select "Engrave custom", then select EPS
in the "Output format" dropdown.
hth,
sb
On Tue, 31 May 2022 at 16:56, WaiMing Tsang wrote:
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> Hi lilyponders:
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> To produce ‘EPS’ images;
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> lilypond -dbackend=eps -dno-gs-load-fonts -dinclude-eps-fonts
