Mats Bengtsson wrote:
I looked at the .ps file that Brett sent me, and couldn't notice
anything strange
there. The problems seems somehow to be related to the Verdana TrueType
font that's used for the chord names, but I don't understand why your
Ghostscript
(which should be the one included in the LilyPond distribution) fails
to handle it.
Over here, there are no problems to convert your PS file to PDF.
/Mats
Thanks for looking at this, Mats.
I am completely baffled by this problem. I've checked all the instances
of the Verdana font I can find on my laptop, and they all check out
okay. Maybe there's another instance of the font somewhere I can't find.
I thought maybe the wrong version of GS was being triggered, but running
with --verbose shows that GPL Ghostscript SVN PRE-RELEASE 8.56
(2006-05-20) is the version called. And when I tried using ps2pdf
directly to process the .ps file, it choked - "invalid font in
--glyphshow--".
I think I'll give up at this point. :-(
So let's try something else. Is there a way to specify a sans serif font
other than Verdana for ChordNames? If not, I guess I'll stick to Roman
for the chord names.
Thanks,
Brett
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