I found in version 2.10.33 from debian linux that the pngs and preview.pngs produced by lilypond commands were useless. The measure rests varied to looking like half rests on one line and breves on another.
These commands/scripts produced a correct and sharper appearance with smaller file size. If the bug(s) were in lilypond the scripts wouldn't do any good, would they? for preview: lilypond -f ps -p "$1.ly" pstoimg -type png -depth 1 -density 100 -white -crop tblr $1.eps convert -trim $1.png $1.png for full page, trimmed: lilypond -f ps "$1.ly" pstoimg -type png -depth 1 -density 100 -white -crop tblr $1.ps convert -trim $1.png $1.png I doubt their portability, but they work for me for now. daveA -- email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (put "poisonal" anywhere in subject) DGT: The very best technical exercises for all guitarists: http://www.openguitar.com/dynamic.html. Original easy solos at: http://www.openguitar.com. :::=={_o) David Raleigh Arnold _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
