> \header { > filename = "dukichsongthao.ly" > title = "Du k\'{i}ch s\^{o}ng Thao " > }
I guess your problem is that the i still has a dot, which interferes with the acute. You get a dotless i by backslashing it: title = "Du k\'{\i}ch s\^{o}ng Thao " How could you have known it? Well, the text is processed by LaTeX, so questions and problems of this kind (text within double quotes, typically) can be answered/solved by peeking in a LaTeX book. Leslie Lamport's book is the standard manual for LaTeX (I think the full book title is "LaTeX, a document preparation system"). [Since you work in the institute of informatics in Amsterdam I am sure you can borrow it from someone, otherwise hop by your neighbours (NIKHEF, physics institute, I worked there until recently:-) where latex is used almost exclusively for typesetting articles, reports and theses...] Related problems you might get when using signs like #, %, &, \ (etc) in the textstrings. Put a backslash in front of them, otherwise you'll get very cryptic errors in your ly2dvi output since these signs have a special meaning in LaTeX (which is bypassed by a backslash-prefix). David Boersma DESY, Hamburg _______________________________________________ Lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user