If you installed from an RPM or some other prebuild package, just
use 'ly2dvi -p myfile.ly' and you will get a nice-looking PDF file.
If you build Lilypond yourself, see
http://mail.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2002-10/msg00237.html
/Mats
Carter Brey wrote:
Every time I use ps2pdf to create a Portable Document File version of a
score, the output viewed through Acrobat Reader is rather choppy
looking. The printout is fine; it's just the onscreen image that leaves
something to be desired.
I seem to remember a post here a while back that referred to a use of
something like mftrace to create pdf fonts that look good onscreen.
Could someone remind me about that, and exactly what the implementation is?
Thanks so much,
Carter
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