> "Mats" == Mats Bengtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mats> I wouldn't recommend this method in general since the resulting
Mats> files will be significantly larger.
Actually, that doesn't seem to be true in general:
[lconrad@tuba tmp]$ ls -l health*
-rw-rw-r--1 lconrad lcon
> "Thomas" == Thomas Willhalm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> I know there are lots of ways to get pdf out of TeX; is anyone here
>> using one with lilypond and latex that doesn't involve ps2pdf?
Thomas> The best tool I know to produce pdf is pdflatex. That's why I modified
T
I wouldn't recommend this method in general since the resulting
files will be significantly larger. The reason is that in the
output from ps2ps, everything is produced using low-level Postscript
drawing commands. Instead of typesetting a font symbol by specifying
the font name and the character c
On Wed, Apr 10, 2002 at 06:28:05PM -0400, Laura Conrad wrote:
> I've been running my lilypond through lilypond-book, latex, dvips, and
> ps2pdf in order to put pdf files up on the web that friends who have
> acrobat but not ghostscript can print.
Yes, it's strange that everybody has acroread, but
I have experienced very similar problems with Debian's ps2pdf package. I
found one workaround:
Before running ps2pdf, run ps2ps on the postscript file, like
ps2ps music.ps temp.ps
This produces a new postscript file temp.ps which is not identical to
music.ps, but which ps2pdf seems to like be
I've been running my lilypond through lilypond-book, latex, dvips, and
ps2pdf in order to put pdf files up on the web that friends who have
acrobat but not ghostscript can print.
I upgraded to Mandrake 8.2 a couple of weeks ago, and this system
seems to have stopped working. Specifically, the po
