>|I tried to produce pdf file with 'dvipdfm', but I got this error >|message: >|Can't find encoding file: TeXMUSIX20-Regular >|'dvipdf' produced pdf file, but acroread (5.0.5 for linux) gave me error >|message: >|There was an error processing a page. A drawing error occurred. >|Unable to extract the embedded font 'CGROWW+TeXXSLZ20-Regular'. Some >|characters may not display or print correctly. >| >|It looks for me I have bad configuration. But I don't know what is >|wrong. In /usr/share/texmf/dvips/config/musix.map; >|/usr/share/texmf/dvipdfm/config/musix.map >|I have these lines: >|musix20 TeXMUSIX20-Regular <musix20.pfb >|xslz20 TeXXSLZ20-Regular <xslz20.pfb
The format for dvipdfm map files is not the same as for dvips map files (!). For the former, it should look like this: musix11 default musix11.pfb musix13 default musix13.pfb musix16 default musix16.pfb musix20 default musix20.pfb musix24 default musix24.pfb musix29 default musix29.pfb musixsps default musixsps.pfb musixspx default musixspx.pfb etc. >|gv and xpdf display everything ok. Acrobat reader for Windows is able >|to open, display and print this file, but without slurs... >| >|Can you help me with this? I need to display this pdf file in Acrobat >|Reader:-( It's a bug in version 5 of the Acrobat Reader. AFAIK, the only solution is to use Postscript slurs. Add \input musixpss.tex and after processing by tex, musixflex and tex again as usual, process by musixpss, then mpost, and finally tex again. Software from here: http://homepage1.nifty.com/kuuku/notation/index-e.html Bob T. _______________________________________________ TeX-music mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://sunsite.dk/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
