Re: simple question 1 where's the pdf for all the manuals for 2.22?

If you are on Windows, you can use *7-zip * to open/pack/unpack tar archives. It even integrates into the file explorer in the context menu. Of course, in Linux, it's all integrated in the system... Le 04.08.21 à 13:11, jh a écrit : Thank you David etal, I've often been u

Re: simple question 1 where's the pdf for all the manuals for 2.22?

Thank you David etal, I've often been unable to find a tool to open/access tarballs? But I used a linux laptop and got in. I did find the quantity of material to be overwhelming and it took me a couple of days to find a way to just find the pdfs in that file but find them I did. Thank you for

Re: simple question 1 where's the pdf for all the manuals for 2.22? a better response I hope more polite

On Tue 03 Aug 2021 at 09:44:33 (+0200), Silvain Dupertuis wrote: > The files you mention do not seem to contain PDF documentation > but only different snippets... It's unclear to me what you mean. I mentioned a website, and I see it contains files such as: [ ] lilypond-2.20.0-1.documentation.tar.

RE: simple question 1 where's the pdf for all the manuals for 2.22? a better response I hope more polite

21 02:07 To: jh Cc: lilypond-user@gnu.org; Carl Sorensen Subject: Re: simple question 1 where's the pdf for all the manuals for 2.22? a better response I hope more polite On 2021-08-02 5:44 pm, jh wrote: > Carl - that works fine for the notation but with 2.18 I have all the > informa

Re: simple question 1 where's the pdf for all the manuals for 2.22? a better response I hope more polite

The files you mention do not seem to contain PDF documentation but only different snippets... But for such a huge documentation, maybe PDF is not the best choice. Using HTML with all the internal links to pages and snippets is probably better. It might be possible, if one likes to use documentati

Re: simple question 1 where's the pdf for all the manuals for 2.22? a better response I hope more polite

On 2021-08-02 5:44 pm, jh wrote: Carl - that works fine for the notation but with 2.18 I have all the information in one huge pdf. This doesn't work at all with 2.22 the only pdf that seems available is the one you directed to me but going to the bottom of any other subject doesn't show a pdf an

Re: simple question 1 where's the pdf for all the manuals for 2.22? a better response I hope more polite

On Mon 02 Aug 2021 at 18:44:10 (-0600), jh wrote: > Carl - that works fine for the notation but with 2.18 I have all the > information in one huge pdf. This doesn't work at all with 2.22 the > only pdf that seems available is the one you directed to me but going > to the bottom of any other subjec

Re: simple question 1 where's the pdf for all the manuals for 2.22? a better response I hope more polite

Carl - that works fine for the notation but with 2.18 I have all the information in one huge pdf. This doesn't work at all with 2.22 the only pdf that seems available is the one you directed to me but going to the bottom of any other subject doesn't show a pdf and in fact there is a confusing

Re: simple question 1 where's the pdf for all the manuals for 2.22?

On 8/2/21, 5:12 PM, "lilypond-user on behalf of jh" wrote: I can easily find the manual html page but the machine I use lily on is not online and so I depend on the PDf or have depended on it for 2.18 but there seems to be no link for the pdf on the manuals page? thank you A

simple question 1 where's the pdf for all the manuals for 2.22?

I can easily find the manual html page but the machine I use lily on is not online and so I depend on the PDf or have depended on it for 2.18 but there seems to be no link for the pdf on the manuals page? thank you -- Thank you Sound & Silence Beginning May 1, 2021 a new address; 1814 Lake Wash

Re: Very Simple question

Hi Leonid, >> as a composer using the most advanced notation forms, and being disappointed >> by inability of both Sibelius and Finale to meet my needs, I turned recently >> to LilyPond and see that there is a real hope for me to typeset my old >> scores still waiting since 1960-s. I have downl

Re: Tablature: Simple Question

Il giorno mer, 21/04/2010 alle 12.07 -0300, Bernardo Barros ha scritto: > Hi List, > > > Just a simple question: if I have a variable with the source for the > tablature and the normal notation, how can I take off the string > indications from the normal notation? >

Tablature: Simple Question

Hi List, Just a simple question: if I have a variable with the source for the tablature and the normal notation, how can I take off the string indications from the normal notation? Tow reasons for doing this: 1. This information is not necessary any more, they are polluting the score with

Re: Simple Question

c2 bes1 \break bes4 bes bes a g ees2. r1 } /Mats Ron wrote: I have not got a clue whether this is where I should be asking this question. But here goes. Please let me know if this should posted elsewhere. I have a very simple question: I am trying to add a second line to the song I am writi

Simple Question

I have not got a clue whether this is where I should be asking this question. But here goes. Please let me know if this should posted elsewhere. I have a very simple question: I am trying to add a second line to the song I am writing. I can get the second line to appear, but the first line

Re: very simple question re; verbose?

If you tell exactly what LilyPond distribution you have, someone on the list who has the same setup may be able to provide more precise answers. My answer assumed that you ran the lilypond command from a command window. /Mats Jay Hamilton, Sound and Silence wrote: Oops, Mats your are using

Re: very simple question re; verbose?

Oops, Mats your are using terms I'm not even sure I understand. I know that linux users are 'supposed' to know all this stuff but that's truely not me. So- I know how to do a man command or help but When I want to look at a lily file I either; open it with kwrite (yuck but it's available

Re: very simple question re; verbose?

I'm not sure what you need. From the lilypond manual or the command lilypond --help, you can find the flags to get more verbose printouts from the program. If you need to save to to a log file since it scrolls away too quickly, then you can do lilypond --verbose myfile.ly > logfile 2>&1 if you use

very simple question re; verbose?

Hello- this is probably a basic linux type question- however. I have a file that I have been editing from midi to lily. I finally have it so there are no line break problems but then suddenly there is something about lyric and to find the problem run it in verbose. I don't know how to do that.

Re: a (simple?) question

Graham Percival wrote: On 17-Dec-04, at 12:53 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I see that I am supposed to use the verb "\set" and not "\override" to "set" (obviously!) a property. Actually, you can use either. No! You use \set to change context properties and \override to change object propertie

Re: a (simple?) question

On 17-Dec-04, at 12:53 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I see that I am supposed to use the verb "\set" and not "\override" to "set" (obviously!) a property. Actually, you can use either. Also, please keep lilypond-related questions on the mailist ("reply to group", instead of simply reply) ; that

Re: a (simple?) question

On 15-Dec-04, at 11:52 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I saw a "Staff.instrumentMidi" thing somewhere but its syntax is unclear to me. Sorry. That was fixed in the unstable docs, but they're still relevant to 2.4. (under docs 6.3) http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.5/Documentation/user/out-www/lilypond/

a (simple?) question

As a lilypond rookie, I have a question to submit to this list: I entered my music, tested it, and it (almost) sounds the way it should. Now, how do I choose a different midi voice for my staves? I saw a "Staff.instrumentMidi" thing somewhere but its syntax is unclear to me. Can anybody submit

Re: Simple question about rests

On Thu, 12 Dec 2002 03:31:41 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On Tue, 10 Dec 2002, Mats Bengtsson wrote: > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > Hello. > > > > > > I was reading the lilypond example page > > > > > > http://lilypond.org/stable/examples.html > > > > > > and looking at the first page of th

Re: Simple question about rests

On Tue, 10 Dec 2002, Mats Bengtsson wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Hello. > > > > I was reading the lilypond example page > > > > http://lilypond.org/stable/examples.html > > > > and looking at the first page of the first example (Petite Ouverture ...) > > it seems that a rest can have a

Re: Simple question about rests

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello. I was reading the lilypond example page http://lilypond.org/stable/examples.html and looking at the first page of the first example (Petite Ouverture ...) it seems that a rest can have an incorrect vertical position. E.g. in bars 12 and 13 the second quaver (eigh

Simple question about rests

Hello. I was reading the lilypond example page http://lilypond.org/stable/examples.html and looking at the first page of the first example (Petite Ouverture ...) it seems that a rest can have an incorrect vertical position. E.g. in bars 12 and 13 the second quaver (eighth note) rest is in line