Hello listers, I have 3 people here wishing to install and use Lily, but have a problem in which version to give them. My Version 2.2.2 (thank you for the update from 2.2.0 Bert) still gives me the following error message:
"Python 2 This program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down." A check of the details giving "Invalid page fault in module CYGWINCONV-2.DLL" I know that by cancelling the error message each time Lily gives a good output, but this condition occurs 8 times during each execution of Lily and results in frustratingly slow compiling time, and of course doesn't inspire confidence in potential new users. And, yes, I know that this is really a Python/Cygwin problem not a LilyPond one, but nothing has yet changed. While I can give these people a copy of my older Lily 2.0.1 setup (which I still use since it runs properly and quickly), it would be much better if new users didn't have to waste time learning the old syntax. Presumably a number of you are using 2.2.x with Cygwin (I have Win98). Can you please say if you have overcome the Python problem by some means, and describe the steps required. For example are you running Lily 2.2.x but with some or all the other files being unchanged from those you used with Lily 2.0.x. Help, someone, please. And I have for the first time since I started using LilyPond (1.6.8) got Lily/Latex to print a circle around the "c" for copyright, thank you AB for the secret. Downloading the massive Textex-base did the trick. This doesn't come down as part of the standard LilyPond package. Warren Wellington, New Zealand _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
