The problem you face here, is due to the fact that lily doesn't print the text, but let's LaTeX do the printing. The '&' symbol is a reserved symbol, which means that it has a special function in LaTex. To get the '&' symbol printed one has to place a \ right before the '&' symbol.
Thus, the corrected header should look like this:
\header {piece="Les Galans \& les Dames"}And now everything works as intended! :D
Thorkil
At 17:01 26-5-04, you wrote:
Hi list !
I try to have the piece
\header { piece="Les Galans & les Dames"}
printed. But Lilly seems to be annoyed by the symbol &. How can make Lily print it like I want ?
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