>|I have written an example much shorter than lgcpmx. I have made the >|.pdf by using dvips, and the ps2pdf supplied with Ghostview. This way >|the slurs, or ties, show up correctly in Acrobat 5.
Yes, but the pdf uses type 3 fonts. You'll need to embed xslz20.pfb in the pdf to get the problem (and to get a clear display with Acrobat). >|AFAIR, the slurs disappear when a pdf is made with dvipdfm. But you can't blame dvipdfm for this; ghostscript-produced pdfs also have this problem when the type 1 fonts are embedded. >|Can anybody make a dvipdfm of my test file ? I would like to play with >|the Acrobat 5 settings. I'm now using the revised xslz20.pfb of David Fritzsche and the slurs *do* appear in Acrobat. And with other examples I've tried. For the record, another workaround is to use Postscript slurs such as the musixpss package of Hiroaki Morimoto: http://homepage1.nifty.com/kuuku/notation/index-e.html Bob T. _______________________________________________ TeX-music mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://sunsite.dk/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
