Am 25. Februar 2015 15:27:48 MEZ, schrieb Bob Tennent <[email protected]>: > >|Not that this really answers your question ??? but it's trivial in > >|xelatex. > >xelatex (and xetex) produce pdf without going through dvi >and ps. So Postscript slurs won't work. > > >|\setmainfont{JazzText}
> >You'll be able to use alphabetic characters and digits, but >special symbols would require a significant amout of work. > If going the xelatex way there would be an elegant way through my lilyglyphs package. This makes LilyPond's notation symbols available to LateX. So far it only uses the built-in Emmentaler font but I'm interested in opening it up to alternative notation fonts. It's quite new that LilyPond supports alternative fonts but on fonts.openlilylib.org there already is a quite impressive range of fonts - including LilyJAZZ with an accompanying text font. If enough people are interested I'd ve happy to give the package some new attention. Anyway, the text font (.otf) can immediately be used on its own. HTH Urs >What makes a font a "jazz" font? I'm very suspicious of >fonts downloaded from dubious sites on the internet. >fontforge won't even load that font without one stating that >you have permission to do so, and finds many errors. > >My advice is to look for the kind of font you want at a >commercial site like myfonts.com and use it just for text. > >Bob >------------------------------- >[email protected] mailing list >If you want to unsubscribe or look at the archives, go to >http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music ------------------------------- [email protected] mailing list If you want to unsubscribe or look at the archives, go to http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
