Sorry, I always forget to change the sender address, so I send it again.
Jan already got this email I think...
Am Don, 2003-07-10 um 12.15 schrieb Jan Nieuwenhuizen:
Yes shure, because dvipdf or ps2pdf doesn't create screenfriendly
pdf
documents.
Did you try ly2dvi --pdf? What do you mean
Arne Bosien [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Do you have a particularly reason to use --pdeftex?
Yes shure, because dvipdf or ps2pdf doesn't create screenfriendly pdf
documents.
Did you try ly2dvi --pdf? What do you mean by screenfriendly?
Jan.
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Jan Nieuwenhuizen [EMAIL PROTECTED] | GNU
Do you have a particularly reason to use --pdeftex?
Yes shure, because dvipdf or ps2pdf doesn't create screenfriendly pdf
documents. I also can't use the LaTeX hyperref-package, for example with
lilypond-book. But at this point I am only trying to get to know all the
lilypond features.
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Arne Bosien [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Do you have a particularly reason to use --pdeftex?
Yes shure, because dvipdf or ps2pdf doesn't create
screenfriendly pdf documents. I also can't use the LaTeX
hyperref-package, for example with lilypond-book.
dvips -Ppdf then ps2pdf should use Type1
Hello,
I am quite new to lilypond, but as far as I explored it, I like it.
But now I have a problem. I took the source code from the lilypond
tutorial
--- CODE ---
\score {
\notes {
\time 3/4
\clef bass
c2 e4 g2.
f4 e d c2.
}
\paper { }
}
The pdftex option is still very experimental and is not always
updated when lilypond changes. Use 'ly2dvi -p' to get a PDF
file.
/Mats
Arne Bosien wrote:
Hello,
I am quite new to lilypond, but as far as I explored it, I like it.
But now I have a problem. I took the source code from the
Arne Bosien [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But now I have a problem. I took the source code from the lilypond
tutorial
saved it to t.ly and invoked ly2dvi --pdftex t.ly. And this is what
it said:
Do you have a particularly reason to use --pdeftex? If not, you
should try ly2dvi --pdf.
