I don't know what kind of software could fit on a pocket-pc, but
since the input format to LilyPond is pure text files, you could at
least spend some time inputing the music, even though you might
not be able to view the typeset output until you get home to your
ordinary computer.
If you have any possibility to use Linux on your pocket-pc, then it
should not be impossible to run LilyPond on it.
/Mats
chris wrote:
I'm a music student from germany and I just found lilypond in the www.
It wasn't realy what I was looking for, cause what I was searching for, was a
possibillity to use a notation-software on my smartphone or a pocket-pc, cause I
have to go by train every day and there I have time to compose but no
software...
thanks for your answer!
greets
chris
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