Tom wrote: . . . a somewhat unrelated question: In the creation of a PDF output file, LilyPond creates an intermediate PostScript file. That PostScript file is sometimes viewable using gv and sometimes it gives some errors. But it never prints on any printer I tried it on (several HP models, Gestetner/Ricoh, Xerox) - always either no pages at all, or some error message about some fonts. Is the PostScript output at all meant to be publishable/printable? It would be convenient if for printing the sheets I could just print the PostScript output to the printer directly, instead of having to go through the PDF.
My question is: can one dispense with the Postscript file altogether? I just use the pdf and always delete the ps file. Is there a way to save a step and processing time by just not producing the ps file in the first place? PS Thanks for a great application. In a fairly short time I am able to enter music faster with LP than with any of the graphical software I've tried. That it's more flexible and prettier goes without saying. Tim Reeves
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