Lilypond includes a font with GNU General Public License, see www.lilypond.org. However, I'm not sure what font format is practical to use in a Java application. The lilypond fonts are available as Postscript Type1 fonts. If you are on a Windows platform, it's probably easiest to get access to them by installing the Windows binaries for Lilypond and then picking them from C:\cygwin\usr\share\lilypond\1.6.*\fonts\type1\
I don't know where you found out about the mailing list, the list you used is outdated. /Mats > Hi, I want to write a simple music score editor in java allowing basic > composition and midi playback. > Do you know where I can get free ( and freely usable music fonts?) > ..ps do I need a font for this or would normal images (eg gifs) be ok? ie > resizing issues.... _______________________________________________ Lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
